standard drawing for engineering
1. Standard Drafting
Standard
technical drawing is a uniformity that has been agreed in order to avoid
misunderstandings in communication techniques. People involved in the field of
engineering drawings need to know about the standards. Related persons include
students in technology and industry groups, the product planners, machine
operators, assembly operators, mechanics and control the quality of a product /
machine.
Standard drawing techniques can be applied
within the company, between companies / industries within a country, even the
standard can be applied to engineering drawings of industrial inter-state known
as International Standards or abbreviated SI. Countries that have made a
standard is:
a.
Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS)
for more info: NNI
c.
Deutsche Industrie Normen (DIN)
for more info: DIN
d.
Standar Nasional Indonesia (SNI)
for more info: SNI
e. American
National Standard Institute (ANSI)
for more info: ANSI
f. International
Organization for Standardization (ISO)
for more info: ISO
ISO
(International Standardization for organization) aims to bring together the
technical understanding between nations by making a standard. The standards
that were then brought to an international forum with the aim for:
a. Facilitate
national and international trade
b.
Facilitate communication techniques
c.
For developing countries, it can give
handy hints on specific issues in the field of engineering.
2. Drafting Pencils
The tools used to describe
the scratch line in the image. Pencil is divided into two kinds of pencils,
which is:
1)
based on the shape:
a. Pencil
rod, whose contents fused with rods.
b. Mechanical pencils, pencil that can be
reloadable.
2) Based
Hardness. These pencils have different hardness levels and usually denoted by
the letter (F = Firm, H = Hard, B = Black). Here is link to more details Story
of pencil
3.
Technical Pen is a drawing tool for drawing ink on
tracing paper, and has a thickness levels. This tool requires regular
maintenance that can still be used as it should be. for more detail please
visit Technical_pen
4. Compass (drawing tool)
is a drawing tool that is used to create a circle by plugging one end of the
rod on a paper image as a center of the circle and the other serves as a pencil
to draw a line.The following link for more details Compass
5. Drafting Board
must have a flat surface, straight and smooth. Adequate size drawing board for
engineering drawings is 1265 mm long, 915 wide and 30mm thick. complete the
following link drafting board
6. Protractor
used to divide an angle into equal size. Generally made of mica and come
with dividers ranging from 0°-360°. Complete the following linkProtractor
7. Paper
which is used to create engineering drawings are white drawing paper whose
surface is not rough. If the rough drawing paper will be difficult to draw a
straight line with ink.
Type of drawing paper commonly used in
engineering drawings comprise three types, namely:
a.
Paper millimeter blocks, namely a thick
white drawing paper that has a horizontal line and a vertical line with a
distance of 10 x 10mm. Chart paper serves to create temporary images generated
from the measurement results with the scale.
b. Thick
white paper, which is paper ordinary image that is often used to create images
with the scale and the actual size (A0, A1, A2, A3, etc.). Link below for the
full sizePaper_size
c.
Tracing paper, transparent paper that is
used to create an image with ink. following a full description\Tracing_paper
8. triangle ruler
consists of one angle of 45 °, 90 °, 45 ° or an angle of 30 °, 90 ° and 60 °. A
pair of triangle ruler is used to create parallel lines, special angles and
lines perpendicular to each other. for more details ruler steel square
9. Eraser
is used to erase pencil lines that are not useful in order not to damage the
paper drawing and does not leave colour on paper drawing of fine white eraser
use. for eraser
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