Blueprint Reading for Welders,9780827355798

Blueprint Reading for Welders

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ISBN13: 9780827355798
ISBN10: 0827355793
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 1993-01-01
Publisher(s): Delmar Pub
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Summary

Complete, hands-on practice in reading and interpreting blueprints. Step-by-step, students will develop the necessary skills to interpret all types of working sketches and prints-from the simplest to the most complex. The spiral binding makes it easier than ever before to use this book side-by-side with blueprints! Completely updated to American Welding Society and ANSI standards and now features new chapters on CAD and ISO standards. ALSO AVAILABLE INSTRUCTOR SUPPLEMENTS CALL CUSTOMER SUPPORT TO ORDER Instructor's Manual, ISBN: 0-7668-0912-9

Table of Contents

Preface viii
The Purpose and Makeup of Prints ix
Basic Lines and Views
1(7)
Basic lines
1(1)
Basic views
1(4)
Review A: Jig Support
5(2)
Review B: V-Groove Test Block
7(1)
Sketching
8(8)
Purpose of sketching
8(1)
Basic sketching techniques
8(4)
Review
12(4)
Notes and Specifications
16(4)
Review: Corner Bracket
19(1)
Dimensions
20(20)
Purpose of dimensions
20(1)
Linear and angular dimensions
20(2)
Radius and arc dimensions
22(1)
Drilled hole dimensions
23(1)
Countersunk and counterbored holes and spotface dimensions
23(1)
Tolerance dimensions
23(1)
Scale sizes
24(1)
Thread dimensions
25(1)
Dimensioning methods
25(1)
Other terms commonly used in dimensioning
26(1)
Geometric tolerancing and dimensioning
27(1)
Review A
28(5)
Review B: Roller Support
33(7)
Summary Review No. 1: Bearing Support Bracket
35(5)
Bill of Materials
40(16)
Preparation of a Bill of Materials
40(5)
Review A: Spacer Bar
45(4)
Review B: Reel Cover Bracket
49(4)
Review C: Clamp Bracket
53(3)
Structural Shapes
56(19)
Common structural shapes
56(8)
Review A
64(3)
Review B: Platform Bracket Holder
67(2)
Review C: Landing Bracket
69(2)
Review D: Pump Base
71(2)
Review E: Skid Type Engine Base
73(2)
Other Views
75(16)
Views with conventional breaks
75(1)
Auxiliary views
75(1)
Use of both right side and left side views
76(1)
Alternate positions of side view
76(1)
Englarged detail views
76(2)
Developed views
78(1)
Revolved views
78(2)
Untrue projection
80(1)
Corrections and revisions on prints
80(1)
Review A
81(4)
Review B: Ornamental Support Post
85(2)
Review C: Support Arm
87(1)
Review D
88(1)
Review E
88(3)
Sections
91(13)
Full sections
91(1)
Half sections
91(1)
Revolved sections
91(1)
Assembly sections
92(1)
Phantom sections
92(1)
Aligned sections
93(1)
Broken-out sections
93(1)
Other sections
93(2)
Review A: Spring Shackle
95(4)
Review B: Gear Blank
99(1)
Review C
100(4)
Detail, Assembly, and Subassembly Prints
104(4)
Detail drawing
104(1)
Assembly prints
104(1)
Subassembly prints
105(2)
Review: Adjustable Bumper Hitch Details
107(1)
Welding Symbols and Abbreviations
108(24)
Welding symbol
108(1)
Location of weld symbol
109(1)
Additional welding symbol elements
109(1)
Obsolete weld symbols
110(1)
Preferred symbols
110(1)
Contour and finish symbols
110(2)
Multiple weld symbols
112(1)
Designation of member to be beveled
112(1)
Dimensions on welding symbols
113(1)
Designation of special information
113(1)
Location of the welding symbol on orthographic views
114(1)
Duplicate welds
114(1)
Multiple reference lines and their applications
114(1)
Welding abbreviations
115(2)
Summary
117(1)
Review A
118(7)
Review B: Cable Drum
125(7)
Summary Review No. 2A: Hot Water Tank
127(2)
Summary Review No. 2B: Chassis for Utility Trailer
129(3)
Basic Joints for Weldment Fabrications
132(10)
Basic joints
132(1)
Other kinds of joints
132(1)
Joints commonly used with structural shapes
132(1)
Joint fitup
133(1)
Review
133(9)
Fillet Welds
142(11)
Size of the legs
142(1)
Length of fillet welds
142(1)
Determining the extent of welding
143(1)
Pitch and intermittent welding
143(1)
Contour and finishing
144(1)
Use of fillet weld in combination with other symbols
144(1)
Review A
145(3)
Review B: Bracket
148(3)
Review C: Motor Adapter Bracket
151(2)
Groove Welds
153(19)
Groove weld
153(1)
Depth of groove preparation
153(1)
Groove weld size
154(1)
Root opening of groove welds
154(1)
Groove angle
155(1)
Contour and finishing
155(1)
Groove weld combinations
155(1)
Back gouging and its application to groove welds
156(1)
Backing and spacer material symbols and their application to groove welds
156(1)
Consumable inserts and their application to groove welds
157(1)
Seal welds
158(1)
Review A
158(3)
Review B: Slide Support
161(2)
Review C
163(6)
Review D: Robot Table
169(3)
Back or Backing and Melt-Thru Welds
172(5)
Size of backing and melt-thru welds
172(1)
Contour and finishing
172(1)
Selected applications of back or backing symbols
172(1)
Selected applications of melt-thru symbols with groove symbols
173(1)
Review
174(3)
Plug and Slot Welds
177(7)
Size of plug and slot welds
177(1)
Angle of countersink
177(1)
Depth of filling
178(1)
Number of plug and slot welds
178(1)
Pitch
179(1)
Contour and finishing
179(1)
Plug welds with three or more joints
179(1)
Review
179(5)
Surfacing Welds
184(5)
Surfacing welds
184(1)
Review
185(4)
Flange Welds
189(5)
Dimensions
189(1)
Applications of the edge-flange and corner-flange weld symbols
190(1)
Review
191(3)
Spot Welds
194(6)
Dimensioning the spot-weld symbol
194(2)
Contour and finish symbols
196(1)
Review
197(3)
Projection Welds
200(3)
Review
201(2)
Seam Welds
203(5)
Flush-contour symbol
204(1)
Multiple-joint seam welds
205(1)
Review
205(3)
Stud Welds
208(18)
Review
209(17)
Summary Review 3A
211(12)
Summary Review 3B: Motor Support Frame
223(3)
Applied Metrics for Welders
226(14)
Introduction to metrics
226(1)
Structure of the metric system
227(1)
Metric prefixes
228(1)
ISO inch and ISO metric screw threads
228(1)
Pipe thread designations on metric drawings
228(1)
Materials in metric sizes
228(1)
Standard practices for presenting metric expressions and dimensions on metric drawings for weldments
229(2)
Review A
231(6)
Review B: Center Sill Assembly
237(3)
Pipe-Welding Symbols
240(11)
Symbols for pipe layouts
240(2)
Dimensioning pipe layouts
242(1)
Methods of representing a pipe layout
242(3)
Review
245(6)
Dual Dimensioning
251(15)
Review A
257(4)
Review B: Portable Test Tank
261(2)
Review C: Pipe Hanger
263(2)
Review D: Engine Mount Rear
265(1)
Inspection and Testing
266(8)
Overview of common inspection and testing practices
266(1)
Destructive testing
266(1)
Nondestructive testing (NDT)
266(1)
Nondestructive testing symbols
267(4)
Review
271(3)
International Standard Symbols for Welding
274(36)
Introduction to ISO symbology
274(1)
Elements of an ISO symbol
274(1)
Dimensions applied to ISO symbols
275(20)
Review A: Rotisserie Motor and BRG Stand
295(5)
Review B
300(10)
Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD)
310(4)
Review
313(1)
Appendix 1: Inch-Millimeter Equivalents 314(2)
Appendix 2: Structural Metal Shape Designations 316(14)
Appendix 3: Pipe Dimensions and Weights 330(2)
Appendix 4: Drill Dimensions Chart 332(1)
Appendix 5: Steel Rule Diagram 333(1)
Appendix 6: Metric Threads---Fine and Coarse 334(1)
Index 335

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