Code: A-02                                                                                                                             Subject: ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

Time: 4 Hours                                               DECEMBER 2006                                  Max. Marks: 100

NOTE:

1. (a)   There are SEVEN questions in all  and these are arranged in three Sections A, B 

            and C.

    (b)   Sections A and B are compulsory and carry 20 marks and 32 marks respectively.

    (c)   Out of remaining 5 questions (of 16 marks each) in Section C students are 

       required to answer any 3 questions.

2.         Detach this sheet from the question paper and write answers on this sheet only 

            on Pages 1 & 2.  Attach it to the main drawing sheet. Remaining questions are to  

            be answered on the main drawing sheet.

3.        All dimensions given are in mm.  Use suitable values of any missing and 

           mismatching dimensions.

4.        Use BIS Code: SP: 46-1988 for all drawings and do not rub off construction lines.

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SECTION A (Compulsory) – Marks – 20

Note : - Answer this on question paper itself and annex with the  

             drawing sheet.                                                                                                   

      Q1. A. Choose the correct or best alternative in the following:                     (2 x 10 = 20)

QUESTIONS ANSWER HERE

            a     In the first angle projection, the left side view is

(A) on the left side of front view.                                                                                       

(B) on the top side of front view.

                  (C) on the right side of front view.

(D) on the bottom side of front view.                                                     ______________

            b    In orthographic projections, hidden edges are shown as

(A) continuous thick lines.                                                                                                 

(B) continuous thin lines.

                  (C) thin chain line.

(D) thin dashed lines.                                                                             ______________

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    c     What is the shape of section when a cone is cut by a plane slightly inclined to the axis and not intersecting the axis

(A) circle.                                                                                                                         

(B) ellipse.

                  (C) parabola.

(D) hyperbola.                                                                                      ______________

            d     When the diameter of the directing circle is 50 cm and diameter of the rolling circle is 25 cm, a point on the rolling circle generates a curve known as

(A) straight line                (B) epicycloid

                  (C) hypocycloid               (D) involute                                                   ______________

            e     For a heavy duty square headed bolt, if d is the nominal diameter of bolt, the distance between the flats of the head is 

(A)  1.5 d.                    (B)  1.5 d + 3 mm.                                                                     

(C)  1.5 d + 4 mm.      (D) 1.5 d + 5 mm.                                               _____________

            f      A threaded fastener has same hand threads on both ends, the fastener is called

(A) stud                      

(B) bolt

(C) foundation bolt                         

(D) eye bolt                                                                                          ______________

  Q1.    B.   Answer the following:

            g     A line connecting a note to a feature in a drawing is called?             

            h    Which solid surface would be obtained by revolving a semicircle?    

i      Name the two recommended systems of placing a dimension?         

            j      Name the curve generated by a point on thread which unwinds from a circle and remains taught.                 

SECTION B (Compulsory)

Q.2      Fig. 1 on page 4 shows the details of a Universal Coupling partly in section.  Draw to full scale (1 : 1) the following views of the assembly:

(i) Front view with top half in section.

(ii) Left side view.

Give main dimensions. Print the title and draw the projection symbol.         (16+10+4+1+1=32)

                                                                SECTION C

Answer any THREE Questions. Each question carries 16 marks.

Q.3          A rectangular plate of sides mm is resting on its shorter side on H.P. and the side is inclined at to V.P.  Its surface is inclined at  to H.P.  Draw its projections.                        (16)

  Q.4          A hexagonal pyramid of base side 30 mm and axis length 60 mm is resting on H.P, on one of its base corners and two sides containing the corner are equally inclined to H.P.  Its axis is inclined at  to V.P. and parallel to H.P.  Draw its projections.                                                                                      (16)

  Q.5           A square prism of base side 30 mm and axis length 60 mm is resting on H.P. on one of its longer edges with its axis parallel to both H.P. and V.P.  One of the faces containing the resting edge is inclined at to H.P.  It is cut by a plane inclined at  to V.P. and perpendicular to H.P. and is bisecting the axis.  Draw the top view, sectioned front view and true shape of the section.                                              (16)            

Q.6            Fig. 2 shows two orthogonal views of an object.  Draw these two views and add the third missing view.  Draw the isometric drawing of the solid.                                                                      (16)

Q.7      a.     Draw the following rivet heads.  Take the diameter of rivets as 24 mm.  Show the dimensions of the heads. 

(i)  snap head                (ii)  pan head              (iii)  flat countersunk  head.                   (12)

b.    Draw two views of a castle nut.  Take the nominal diameter of bolt as 24 mm.                (4)