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Format: VHS Video, Instructor and Participant Print
Materials
Approximate Completion Time: 8-10 Hours
Item - E46CD
Price: $2,975.00
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Blueprint reading is a self-paced computer-based training
program that develops workers' abilities to visualize a part
from a print and to locate and accurately read dimensions
and tolerances—skills that are essential to the success of
any quality improvement or scrap reduction efforts.
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Target Audience
- Production
and inspection personnel
- Supervisors,
group leaders
- Set-up
personnel
- Others
who need or wish to read engineering drawings
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Topics
- The
standard format of an engineering drawing
- How
to visualize a part from principal views,
auxiliary views, partial views, enlarged views and
sectional views
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- How
to work with dimensions, tolerances and other part
feature specifications
- How
common part features are represented and specified
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Program
Details
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Unit
1: Introduction to Engineering Drawings
- Purpose
of engineering drawings
- The
role of ANSI standards
- Detail
and assembly drawings
- Drawing
sheet format - title block, revision block,
parts list
- Drawing
scale
- Visible
and hidden lines
- Introduction
to dimensions and tolerances
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Unit
2: Multiview Drawings
- Orthographic
projection
- Visualizing
a part from principal views
- Auxiliary
views
- Partial
views
- Enlarged
views
- Centerlines,
break lines
- Drafting
conventions
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Unit
3: Sectional Views
- Visualizing
a sectional view - cutting plane, cutting plane
line
- Section
line patterns and conventions
- Full
section
- Half
section
- Offset
section
- Aligned
section
- Broken-out
section
- Auxiliary
section
- Revolved
section
- Removed
section
- Drafting
conventions
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Unit
4: Dimensions and Tolerances, Part 1
- Definitions
- Dimension
lines, extension lines, leaders, notes
- Units
of measure
- Fractions
vs. decimals
- Dual
dimensioning
- Not-to-scale
dimensions
- Reference
dimensions
- Dimensioning
angles, arcs and chords
- Specified
dimension
- Limit
dimensioning
- Plus-and-minus
tolerancing
- How
to calculate a tolerance
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Unit
5: Dimensions and Tolerances,
Part 2
- Chain
dimensioning
- Baseline
dimensioning
- Direct
dimensioning
- Maximum
material condition
- Least
material condition
- Classes
of fit
- Overview
of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing
- Surface
finish specifications
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Unit
6: Part Feature Specifications
How the most common part features are represented
and dimensioned, including:
- Hole
- Slot
- Counterbore
- Countersink
- Counterdrill
- Spotface
- Chamfer
- Knurl
- Keyseat
- Fillets
and rounds
- Screw
threads
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What's
Included
- 6
CR-ROM's
- 1
Administrator's Start-Up Guide
- 1
Student Handbook
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Free
Preview
For a free 15-day preview with no obligation, please contact
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Information/Ordering
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