Worked examples in machine drawing

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139

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R10 30 R10

15

10

R4

R9 R4

40

75

94

25 48 holes

62 38 1 Clamp base

M10 1.5 15 deep

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R50

54

106

26

82

12

10
19

R19

10
25 15 31
15 R12 22 25 93

34

19

38

Braze 10 ROD 3 Cam plate

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89

14

65

19

10

38

25

4 25 5 2 Operating arm 8 38 8 5

Stopscrew

Fig. 18.3

M10 1.5

Braze

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Manual of Engineering Drawing

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Draw your solution in first angle projection and add the title and projection symbol in a suitable title block.

Sphere 19

66

M10 1.5

3 Cam operated clamp

Details of a cam operated clamp are shown in Fig. 18.3 together with a key showing the position of the various components in the assembly. Draw the following views in first angle projection: (a) A front view taken as a section through the vertical centre line of the clamp and generally as outlined in the key. (b) An end view projected on the right-hand side of the front view (c) A plan view drawn beneath the front view Add to your solution a title, scale, projection symbol, parts list and reference balloons.

Plunger

5 Turns of 3 wire ground flat at each end 25 Free length

19

Spring

70

10

19

4 Plug cock
Details of a plug cock are shown in Fig. 18.4. Draw the following two views of the assembled plug cock: (a) A view in half section showing the outside view on the left of the vertical centre line and a section on the right hand side, the position of the valve body being similar to that shown on the given detail. (b) An outside end view Add a title and a parts list. Hidden details are not required in either view. Include on your assembly suitable nuts and bolts and washers where applicable. Between the valve body and cover include a joint ring of thickness 2 mm. The gland should be positioned entering 10 mm into the valve cover. First or third angle projected views will be acceptable.

Arm pivot

45

19

Cam pivot

Note: On assembly, fit a suitable washer over each pivot and drill for 2 mm split pin

10

2 2 M10 / 1.5 Locknuts and washer

5 Air engine
The component parts of an oscillating air engine are detailed in Fig. 18.5. Draw in first angle projection and, at twice full size, the following views; (a) A front view taken as a section through the engine cylinder and flywheel. (b) A plan view in projection with the front view and drawn below the front view. (c) An end view on the right hand side and in projection with the front view. Hidden detail is not required in any view. Add a parts list to your drawing and reference balloons to identify each of the components in the assembly.

8 6 1 7 Key to assembly 3 5

Fig. 18.3 (continued)