Friday, 19 July 2013

EGD Level 3 (Example of Exam paper Sept. 2012)


QUESTION 1: ISOMETRIC

FIGURE 1 shows two views of a tool holder drawn in third-angle orthographic projection.

Do not draw the given views.



1.1
Construct a suitable isometric scale.

  (3)

1.2
Below the isometric scale, draw an isometric projection of the holder.

(10)

No hidden detail is required.






                                                              
FIGURE 1



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QUESTION 2: ASSEMBLY DRAWING

FIGURE 2 (next page) shows the primary views of the components of a Footstep bearing.




The complete list of parts is as follows:

Item 1……………..base…………………………..1 off………………………cast iron

Item 2……………..body…………………………..1 off……………………...cast iron

Item 3……………..bush…………………………..1 off……………………...bronze

Item 4……………..shaft…………………………..1 off……………………...brass

Item 5 …………….M16 hexagonal head bolt…..1 off……………………..mild steel







2.1
Draw as an assembly drawing, according to scale 1:2, a full sectional front view of the assembly.



(20)





2.2
Insert any five dimensions on the assembly drawing.

(5)


2.3
Insert the item numbers on the assembly view.

(3)


2.4
Insert a suitable title and scale centrally below the drawing.

(2)
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Figure 2

QUESTION 3: DETAILED DRAWING

FIGURE 3 shows three views of the assembly of a drive head.



Draw, according to scale 1:1 and in FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION, detailed drawings of the following parts: (Show all hidden detail)




3.1
The pipe clamp  (item 1) showing the following views:




3.1.1
3.1.2
A full sectional front view with the left half in section
A Left view

  (10)
  (10)
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Figure 3




QUESTION 4: INTERPENETRATION


FIGURE 4 shows, in first-angle orthographic projection, an incomplete front view and left view of  a  round pipe interpenetration.



4.1

4.2

4.3
Draw the TWO given views to scale 1:1

Complete the front view by plotting the curve of interpenetration.

Show all the projection lines.

(2)

(8)

(2)





  
FIGURE 4

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QUESTION 5: DEVELOPMENT



FIGURE 5 below shows a square based sheet metal pyramid



5.1
Make us of a scale of 1:1 and develop the square based sheet metal pyramid
by using the radial line development method.




                        








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