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A series of questions and answers related to section views in drafting, covering topics such as the function of section views, features that are not sectioned, the function of cutting plane lines, basic sectioning rules, and different types of sections. It is a valuable resource for students and professionals seeking to understand the principles and techniques of section views in drafting.
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function of section view - correct answer ✔to show complicated interiors; to show visible edges behind cutting plane line; hidden lines generally omitted (except broken-out sections) features that are NOT sectioned - correct answer ✔any type of fastener (shafts, bolts, nuts, rods, rivets, keys, pins, screws, gear teeth, spokes, etc.) function of cutting plane line - correct answer ✔indicates location of cut; reveals interior details; identifies line of sight basic sectioning rules - correct answer ✔hidden lines not show; visible edges behind cutting plane lines cast iron - correct answer ✔also used for general-purpose section lining; .125" uniformly paced thin lines same - correct answer ✔Section lines should all be at the ______ angle(s)for a single part. different - correct answer ✔Section lines at ________ angles on same drawing indicate more than one part.
vertical; horizontal; parallel - correct answer ✔Section liens should not be drawn ________ , ________ , or ________ to an adjacent object line. general class - correct answer ✔Section lines can identify the ________ ________ of material such as steel, brass, or rubber. un-sectioned - correct answer ✔Thin items (such as gaskets or sheet metal) are shown ________. full - correct answer ✔section where cutting plane line extends straight through object, generally at centerline of symmetry half - correct answer ✔section where cutting plane passes halfway through the object, removing one fourth; most applicable to symmetrical objects to show both interior and exterior in single view; centerline used between sectioned and un-sectioned half; frequently used for assemblies. offset - correct answer ✔section used to include features that do not appear in a straight line; bends created by cutting-plane line NOT show in section aligned - correct answer ✔section where cutting-plane line is offset to pass through features that are then rotated into a plane perpendicular to the line of sight of the section view broken-out - correct answer ✔section where only portion of object needs to be shown in section; limited by freehand break; no cutting-plane line used