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Chapter 11 Dimensioning

Chapter 11 Dimensioning. Instructor: M.Yaqub. There are certain rule to indicate dimension on drawing. This chapter about these rules. Follow these rules when indicate dimension. A drawing must contains all necessary dimension. Dimension should not repeat.

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Chapter 11 Dimensioning

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  1. Chapter 11 Dimensioning Instructor: M.Yaqub

  2. There are certain rule to indicate dimension on drawing. This chapter about these rules. Follow these rules when indicate dimension. A drawing must contains all necessary dimension. Dimension should not repeat. SI system is being used now a days. ANSI American National Standard Institute ISO International Standard Organization

  3. In addition to complete shape description of an object, a complete size description is also required for manufacturing. The increasing need for precision manufacturing and the necessity of controlling sizes for interchange-ability has shifted responsibility for size control to the designing engineer and the drafter. Size Description

  4. Drawing should be made to scale, and the scale should be indicated in the title. A heavy straight line should be drawn under any dimension that is not to scale, or the abbreviation NTS (not to scale) should be indicated. Scale of Drawing

  5. Student must learn Technique of dimension Placement of dimension Choice of dimension Line use in dimensioning (Figure 11.2) Learning to Dimension

  6. Dimension line is a thin dark solid line terminated by arrow heads which indicates the direction and extent of dimension. Extension line is a thin dark solid line extends from a point on the drawing to which a dimension refers. Center line is thin dark line has long and short dashes and represent axis. Always ends on a long dash. Lines used in dimensioning

  7. Placement of dimension and extension line

  8. The shorter dimensions are nearest to the object outline. (11.3a)Dimension lines should not cross extension line. (11.3b)

  9. Don’t make extension line short. It may cut another extension line (11.3c)A dimension line never coincide with or form a continuation of any line of drawing (11.3d)

  10. Dimension should be line up or group together

  11. No gap when extension line or center line cross the visible line

  12. Usually dimension line normal to extension line but exception as in (a)

  13. Arrow heads should be uniform in size and style through out the drawingCan select from the software

  14. A leader is a thin solid line leading from a note or dimension and terminating in an arrowhead or a dot touching the part to which attention is directed. Leaders should cross few lines and never each other.In bend leaders, angle 30 – 60 degree.

  15. Dual dimension Position methodmm above and inch below or right and left.Drawing should indicateMILIMETER/INCH

  16. Dual Dimension Bracket Method mm dimension in [ ] and uniform on the drawing. Include a noteDIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN MILIMETERS

  17. Two systems of reading direction for dimension figures are available. Unidirectional System: All dimensions figures and notes are lettered horizontally on the sheet. Aligned System: All dimensions figures are aligned with the dimension lines. Direction of Dimension Figure

  18. Dimensioning AnglesFig (b) more accurate

  19. FILLET AND ROUNDS R5 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. ALL FILLET AND ROUNDS R5 Fillet and Rounds

  20. Dimensions should not place on the view Fig 11.21 a. Placement of dimensions on the view is a poor practice Fig 11.21 b. It does not mean that dimensions never be placed on the view Fig 11.21 c. Place dimensions outside of views, except where directness of application and clarity are gained by features dimensioned. DIMENSIONS ON OR OFF VIEW

  21. Contour dimension

  22. Size dimension: show size of the geometry.Location dimension: Give dimensions locating with respect to each other.

  23. Use “Phi” for diameter dimension

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