Chapter $6-$ Bonus Print Reading Exercises$-$Print Reading for Industry$-$Page $(142/144)$

The following questions are based on the various bonus prints located in the folder that accompanies

this textbook. Refer to the print indicated, evaluate the print, and answer the question.

Print AP$-001$

This print does not show a cutting$-$plane line. Is this acceptable practice or an error?

Print AP$-002$

When looking at SECTION A$-$A$,$ how does the print reader know that this is several parts or pieces and

not just one part?

Most of the sections on this print are full sections. What other method of sectioning is used?

Print AP$-003$

What type of section is shown in SECTION B$?$

SECTION B uses a center line between the left half and the right half. Is this recommended practice?

Print AP$-004$

Based on the shape of the cutting$-$plane line, what type of section is SECTION B$-$B$?$

Except for SECTION B$-$B$,$ what other type of section view is used in the main views?

Print AP$-006$

Are the section lines for this print representative of the material, or are they simply being shown as

general$-$purpose section lines?

Print AP$-007$

How many cutting$-$plane lines are shown on this print?

Print AP$-009$

Based on the cutting$-$plane line, what type of section is Section A$-$A$?$

Print AP$-010$

What type of section describes this one$-$view drawing?

Print AP$-011$

This print features a section view labeled SECTION A$-$A$.$ In this particular case, is this label necessary?

Print AP$-012$

What type of section is featured on the main front view of this object?

Print AP$-013$

List the names of the two parts located on the central cutting plane that are not shown as cut, but

are instead still shown whole.

Are there any section lines on this part that are material specific?

Print AP$-016$

What type of section is featured to show the hole on the worm gear end of this part?Print AP$-017$

What conventional practice is applied to the full section view with respect to the gear tooth?

Print AP$-018$

For the section views shown on this print, are there any revolved or aligned sections?

Print AP$-020$

Besides a full section, what other type of section is used on this print?

Is the section line pattern appropriate for this part, and what materials can be represented by the

pattern shown?