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Engineering Drawing and CAD Flashcards

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  1. In CAD, parametric modeling means:

    Answer: Model geometry is driven by defined parameters and constraints

    Parametric modeling ties geometry to design parameters (dimensions and constraints), so changing a parameter automatically updates the entire model.

  2. A datum in GD&T is:

    Answer: A theoretically exact point, axis, or plane used as a reference

    A GD&T datum is a theoretically perfect geometric reference (point, line, or plane) established from actual part features to measure other geometric tolerances.

  3. Which line type represents the axis of symmetry in engineering drawings?

    Answer: Long chain (dash-dot) line

    A centerline (long chain or dash-dot-dash line) indicates axes of symmetry, center points, and paths of motion in engineering drawings.

  4. In ASME Y14.5 GD&T, the Maximum Material Condition (MMC) modifier means:

    Answer: The feature contains the most material within its tolerances

    MMC refers to the condition where a feature of size contains the maximum amount of material — largest shaft diameter or smallest hole diameter within tolerance.

  5. An isometric view is a type of:

    Answer: Pictorial (axonometric) projection

    Isometric projection is an axonometric (pictorial) drawing where all three axes are equally inclined to the projection plane at 30°, giving equal foreshortening.

  6. Surface finish (roughness) on a drawing is indicated by:

    Answer: A check mark symbol (√) with Ra value

    Surface texture is specified using the surface finish symbol (√) with roughness value Ra (arithmetic average) per ASME B46.1 standards.