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Descriptive Geometry and Engineering System is published by Machinery Industry Press.
Press: National Defense Industry Press; Version 1 (1, 2009)

Series Name: Planning Textbooks for Colleges and Universities

Paperback: 246 pages

Text Language: Simplified Chinese

Format: 16

ISBN: 9787 1 18043549

Bar code: 9787 1 18043549

Product size and weight: 25.6x18.2x1cm; 38 1 g

Asin: B03B1ZF8W Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Drawing is compiled according to the Basic Teaching Requirements of Engineering Drawing for Engineering Undergraduates in Colleges and Universities approved by the State Education Commission 1995 and the latest national standards. Descriptive geometry and engineering drawing are divided into ten chapters, plus an appendix. The main contents include: basic knowledge of drawing, basic knowledge of projection, three-dimensional projection, assembly, axonometric drawing, expression method of machine shape, part drawing, fasteners and common parts, assembly drawing and three-dimensional surface development.

Descriptive geometry and engineering drawing can be selected by related majors in colleges, higher vocational colleges and other schools, and can also be used as a reference for related engineers and technicians. foreword

Chapter 1 Basic knowledge and skills of cartography

1- 1 General provisions of national standards "Technical Drawing" and "Mechanical Drawing"

1-2 drawing tool and its usage

1-3 geometry

Chapter II Basic Knowledge of Projection

2- 1 projection method and projection diagram

Projection of 2-2 points

2-3 straight line projection

2-4 plane projection

2-5 Relative position of straight line and plane, plane and plane

Chapter III Stereo Projection

3- 1 stereo projection

3-2 Projection of Intersection between Plane and Solid

3-3 Stereo and Stereo Cross Projection

Chapter IV Assembly

4- 1 combination and its combination mode

4-2 Assembly Drawings

4-3 Component readings

4-4 foot grave marker

The fifth chapter axonometric drawing

5- 1 Basic knowledge of axonometric projection

5-2 drawing method of axonometric drawing

5-3 oblique biaxial drawing method

5-4 axonometric section

Chapter VI Representation of Part Shapes

6- 1 view

6-2 sectional view

Part 6-3

6-4 local amplification

6-5 Simplified Diagram

Chapter VII Parts Drawing

7- 1 Function and content of part drawing

7-2 Common Structures on Parts

7-3 View Selection of Part Drawing

7-4 Reasonable Marking of Dimensions in Parts Drawings

7-5 Surface roughness symbols, codes and their labeling

7-6 Restriction and cooperation

7-9 Parts Surveying and Mapping Methods and Sketching Steps

7- 10 Read the part drawing

Chapter VIII Fasteners and Common Parts

8- 1 Thread is firmly fastened

8-2 Key, Pin Connection and Rolling Bearing

8-3 gear

8-4 spring

Chapter 9 Assembly Drawing

9- 1 Function and content of assembly drawing

9-2 Expression Method of Assembly Drawing

9-3 Dimensions in Assembly Drawing

9-4 Parts, serial number, parts list and title bar in assembly drawing

9-5 Drawing Method of Assembly Drawing

9-6 Rationality of Assembly Drawing Structure

9-7 Method of Reading Assembly Drawing and Disassembling Parts Drawing

Chapter 10 Three-dimensional surface expansion

10- 1 surface development map

Expansion of 10-2 developable surface

Approximate expansion of 10-3 undevelopable surfaces

Development of 10-4 deformation joint surface

appendix

First of all, common structural elements on parts

Second, the common metal materials on parts

Third, threads

Four, fasteners and common parts

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