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The key takeaways are the importance of engineering graphics for visualization, communication and documentation in engineering design and problem solving. Different types of drawings like sketches, technical drawings and illustrations are discussed along with basic sketching techniques.

The different types of drawings discussed are sketches, technical drawings, illustrations, 3D computer models, dimensioned drawings etc.

The different sketching techniques mentioned are straight line sketching, circle and arc sketching, proportional sketching and pictorial sketching.

MEMD134 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

Engineering Graphics & Sketching

By Adzly Anuar, Zulkifli Bin Ahmad & J. Purbolaksono


Contents
 Outcomes of today’s lecture
 Overview
 Sketching
 Engineering graphics & manual drawing
 Drawing tools
 Drawing sheets and layout
 Lettering
 Lines
 Scale
 Abbreviations
Outcomes of today’s lecture
Able to explain:
 The used & importance of engineering
graphics
 Basic sketching techniques
 Common standard and guidelines used in
technical drawing
Overview
 Engineering graphics communication involves
the use of visual material to convey technical
ideas and problem solutions.
 Engineering or technical drawing – one of the most
widely used method.
 Definition of drawing:
 A graphic representation of an idea, concept or an entity
which actually or potentially exists in life.
Overview
 Importance:
 A way of communication between engineers at all stages of
the design & problem solving from initial ideas, design,
analysis & manufacturing.
 For Visualisation, Communication and Documentation

Visualization Communication Documentation


The ability to The design solution Permanent record of
mentally picture should be the solution for future
things that do not communicated to reference.
exist in front of the others without
eyes. ambiguity
Overview
 Types of drawing : R2.5 15
 artistic
 technical 10

 Illustrations
 rendering 10
Overview
 Examples of different drawing types

A dimensioned technical/mechanical drawing 3-D computer model of the interior of


an office building
Sketching
Sketching
 3 methods of creating technical drawings
 Freehand, mechanical & digital
 Technical sketching is the process of producing
a rough preliminary drawing representing the
main features of a product or structure
 Normally done by freehand, generally less
finished, less structured/ restricted, & take less
time to produce
Sketching
 Technical sketches
 Used extensively in the first stage of design process
to visualise or convey ideas
 An informal tool used by everyone involved in the
design & manufacture of a product
Sketching
 Sketching tool
 Paper, pencils, eraser
 Sketching technique e.g.
 Straight line sketch
 Circle & arc
 Component (proportional sketch)
 Pictorial sketch
 In sketching, proportionality is important.
 Even though it is a freehand sketch, the lines
should be relatively sharp and straight for a
good quality sketch.
Sketching
 Sketching straight line
Sketching
 Sketching circle
Sketching
 Multi-view and pictorial sketches
TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATIONS
Technical Illustrations in the 21st Century

The needs for technical illustrations and technical


illustrators are increasing due to various factors
including warranty issues demanding higher-quality
documentations.
Illustrations versus Drawings
 A technical drawing is used for designing and
manufacturing a machine. It is always a scale
representation of a unit or part, providing views that
are needed to furnish an accurate visual description.
 In technical drawings, even the smallest detail must
be defined precisely to ensure that the drawing is
unambiguous.
 Technical illustrations are in many ways the exact
opposite since they have a completely different
purpose. The intention is to depict a part in such a
way that it is quickly and clearly recognizable.
 In a technical illustration, less is often more, in that
less detail will make the picture more
understandable.
Example

Motor-home diesel-pusher coach


Example

Cruise Ship Cutaway


Example
Conclusions
What has been covered today:
 Different types of drawing
 Sketching techniques
 Drawing layout & title block
 Lettering
 Lines
 Scale

 Exercise
References:
- Engineering Drawing, A.W. Boundy, McGraw-Hill, 2000
- Fundamentals of Graphics Communication 3rd Edition, Gary Bertoline & Eric Weibe, McGraw-Hill

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