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AIRCRAFT DRAWINGS BY MANI RATHINAM RAJAMANI DRAWINGS • Drawing : – A method of conveying ideas concerning the construction / assembly of objects. – Link b/w Designer and Assembler – Described by lines, notes, abbreviations, symbols ,..ETC. • Modern Drawings: – Computer Aided Design Drafting (CADD) – Computer Aided Design (CAD) : Product Design. – Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) : Product Manufacturing. – Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) : Product Engineering / Analysis / Simulation PLC. Do’s Dont’s • Care and Use of Drawings : – Drawings are both expensive and valuable. – Handle with Care. – Do smooth out the fold lines instead of bending back. – lay them on a flat surface. – Hands free of oil, grease, etc. that soil / smudge prints. – Never make notes or marks on a print to avoid confusions. – Authorized personnel changes Only permitted with sign and date any changes they make. DRAWING TYPES • Information as size and shape of the object and all of its parts, • Specifications for material to be used, • how the material is to be finished, • how the parts are to be assembled, • Types of Drawings: – (1) Detail, – (2) Assembly, – (3) Installation. DRAWING TYPES • DETAIL DRAWING: – A description of a single part, – described by lines, notes, and symbols the specifications for size, shape, material, and methods of manufacture. – several detail drawings may be shown on the same sheet or print. • ASSEMBLY DRAWING : – A description of an object made up of two or more parts. – to show the relationship of the various parts assembled. – An assembly drawing is usually more complex than detail drawing