Deck 25: Assembly Drawings

Question 1

Each item listed in the bill of materials is referred to as a detail.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Smaller units that will become part of the final assembly of a product are called sub-assemblies.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Industrial drawings never show two or more parts that must be put together to form an assembly.

A)A detail drawing
B)An assembly
C)An isometric drawing
D)A composite drawing

Answer 3

B

Question 4

Drawings of nonstandard parts included in a parts list are called:

A)Detail drawings
B)Detailed drawings
C)Sub-assembly drawings
D)Assembly drawings

Question 5

Another name for a bill of materials is a parts list.

Question 6

Some parts included in the bill of materials may require a detail drawing.

Question 7

Industrial drawings never show two or more parts that must be put together to form an assembly.

Question 8

The details of a mechanism are identified on an assembly with:

A)Reference letters contained in circles
B)Reference numbers contained in circles
C)Either reference letters or reference numbers contained in circles

Question 9

A sub-assembly might be built by an outside supplier or at a different manufacturing facility.

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a use of an assembly drawing?

A)To represent the working relationship and functions of parts
B)To provide a visual image of the finished product
C)To provide detailed assembly instructions
D)To provide overall assembly dimensions and center distances
E)To provide a bill of materials of required parts
F)To supply illustrations that may be used for catalogs