Interpreting Engineering Drawings Eighth Edition by Theodore J. Branoff.
Contents:
Unit 1
Introduction: Line Types and Sketching
Unit 2
Lettering and Title Blocks
Unit 3
Basic Geometry: Circles and Arcs
Unit 4
Working Drawings and Projection Theory
Unit 5
Introduction to Dimensioning
Unit 6
Normal, Inclined, and Oblique Surfaces
Unit 7
Pictorial Sketching
Unit 8
Machining Symbols and Revision Blocks
Unit 9
Chamfers, Undercuts, Tapers, and Knurls
Unit 10
Sectional Views
Unit 11
One-and Two-View Drawings
Unit 12
Surface Texture
Unit 13
Introduction to Conventional Tolerancing
Unit 14
Inch Fits
Unit 15
Metric Fits
Unit 16
Threads and Fasteners
Unit 17
Auxiliary Views
Unit 18
Development Drawings
Unit 19
Selection and Arrangement of Views
Unit 20
Piping Drawings
Unit 21
Bearings
Unit 22
Manufacturing Materials
Unit 23
Casting Processes
Unit 24
Violating True Projection: Conventional Practices
Unit 25
Pin Fasteners
Unit 26
Drawings for Numerical Control
Unit 27
Assembly Drawings
Unit 28
Structural Steel
Unit 29
Welding Drawings
Unit 30
Groove Welds
Unit 31
Other Basic Welds
Unit 32
Spur Gears
Unit 33
Bevel Gears and Gear Trains
Unit 34
Cams
Unit 35
Bearings and Clutches
Unit 36
Ratchet Wheels
Unit 37
Introduction to Geometric Dimensioning
and Tolerancing
Unit 38
Features and Material Condition Modifiers
Unit 39
Form Tolerances
Unit 40
The Datum Reference Frame
Unit 41
Orientation Tolerances
Unit 42
Datum Targets
Unit 43
Position Tolerances
Unit 44
Profile Tolerances
Unit 45
Runout Tolerances
Preface by Theodore J. Branoff: The eighth edition of Interpreting Engineering Drawings is the most comprehensive and up-to-date text of its kind. The text has been revised to best prepare students to enter twenty-first-century technology-intensive industries. It is also useful to those individuals working in technology-based industries who feel the need to enhance their understanding of key aspects of twentyfirst-century technology. To that end, the text offers the flexibility needed to provide instruction in as narrow or as broad a customized program of studies as is required or desired. Clearly, it provides the theory and practical application for individuals to develop the intellectual skills needed to communicate technical concepts used throughout the international marketplace.
Flexibility is the key to developing a program of studies designed to meet the needs of every student. Interpreting Engineering Drawings, eighth edition, is designed to allow instructors and students to pick and choose specific units of instruction based on individual needs and interests.
Although students should cover everything offered in the core material in the text (Units 1 through 17), advanced topics are offered throughout the remaining 28 units to provide opportunities for students to become highly skilled in understanding only selected advanced subjects or a broad range of subjects that spread over nearly all aspects of modern industry. Additionally, ancillary materials offered on the Instructor Companion Website, as well as the Internet Resources listed at the end of each unit, provide for a more in-depth understanding of the material covered. Through the use of these ancillary materials, the depth of understanding achieved is limited only by the student’s time constraints and the desire to master the material provided.
It is important to know that the entire text is developed around the most current standards accepted throughout industry. This includes both decimalinch and metric (millimeter) sizes and related concepts. Both systems are introduced early in the text and are reinforced in both theory and practical application through the broad range of assignments at the end of each unit. These concepts are further reinforced as students are encouraged to use the Appendix at the end of the text. Tables in the Appendix are given in both systems of measure.
Features that made Interpreting Engineering Drawings highly successful in previous editions continue to be used in the eighth edition. For example, as always, the text carefully examines the very basic concepts needed to understand technical drawings and meticulously and methodically takes the student through progressively more complex issues. Plenty of carefully developed illustrations, reinforced by the use of a second color, provide a clear understanding of material covered in the written text. Assignments provided at the end of each unit are designed to measure the student’s understanding of the material covered as well as reinforce the theoretical concepts.
Further, only after the student develops a clear understanding of basic concepts is he or she introduced to more advanced units such as modern engineering tolerancing (geometric dimensioning and tolerancing), manufacturing materials and processes, welding drawings, piping, and other similar advanced topics.
Although Interpreting Engineering Drawings has always used sketching practices as a means of reinforcing the student’s understanding of technical information, the eighth edition greatly expands this important technique. Not only does sketching enhance the student’s understanding of technical concepts, it also enhances his or her ability to communicate technical concepts more effectively.
In keeping with the dynamic changes in the field of engineering graphics, various new features have been added to this eighth edition.
features of the eighth edition:
● New and revised figures. Figures have been added and revised to clarify national and international standards including line types, first-angle projection, developments, selection and arrangement of views and to clarify the applications of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
● Standards update. All drawings in the text have been updated to conform to the latest ASME drawing standards.
● Internet resources. Internet sources have been revised and search terms have been added to help students find useful additional resources on unit material.
The authors and the publisher hope you find the eighth edition of Interpreting Engineering Drawings to be as practical and useful as you have the previous editions.
Please feel free to contact us through the publisher if you have questions or comments about the book.
Supplementss:
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Book Details:
⏩Edition: Eighth Edition
⏩Authors: Ted Branoff, Cecil H. Jensen, Jay D. Helsel
⏩Puplisher: Cengage Learning
⏩Puplication Date: January 1, 2015
⏩Language: English
⏩Pages: 530
⏩Size: 24.1 MB
⏩Format: PDF
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