Chapter 1-Blueprints
Figure 1-1.Blueprint title blocks.
Figure 1-2.Electrical plan.
Reference Number
Figure 1-3.Aircraft stations and frames
Bill of Material
Figure 1-6.Use of standard lines.
Shipboard Blueprints
Blueprint Numbering Plan
Filing and Handling Blueprints
Chapter 2- Technical Sketching
Figure 2-4.The triangles
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Figure 2-7.Types of lines
Figure 2-7.Types of linesContinued.
Figure 2-8.Hidden-line technique.
Phantom Lines
Basic Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)
The Digitizer
Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing
Figure 2-20.Direct numerical control station.
Figure 2.21-Direct numerical Controller
Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing Cont.
Chapter 3-Projections and Views
Orthographic and Oblique Projection
Isometric Projection
Figure 3-10.Compare the orthographic views with the model
Perspective Drawings
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Half Section
Detail Drawings
Figure 3-25.Detailed drawing of a clevis.
Figure 3-27.Isometric drawing of a base pivot.
Figure 3-28.Detail drawing of a base pivot.
Chapter 4-Machine Drawing
Screw Threads
Figure 4-9.Schematic method of thread representation.
Figure 4-13.Screw thread terminology.
Gears
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Standards
Chapter 5-Piping Systems
Figure 5-4.Double-line pictorial piping drawing.
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Figure 5-9.Symbols used in engineering plans and diagrams.
Figure 5-9.Symbols used in engineering plans and diagramContinued.
Figure 5-10.Pipe line symbols.
Figure 5-11.Aircraft fluid line color code and symbols.
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Figure 5-13.A section of an auxiliary steam system piping diagram.
Figure 5-14.Shipboard refrigerant circulating air-conditioning system.
Figure 5-15.Shipboard forced-lubrication system.
Figure 5-16.Basic types of hydraulic symbols.
Figure 5-17.Aircraft power brake control valve system.
Figure 5-18.Fluid power symbols.
Figure 5-19.Common plumbing symbols.
Figure 5-20.Pictorial view of a typical bathroom.
Figure 5-23.How to read fittings.
Chapter 6-Electrical and Electronics Prints
Cable Marking
New Cable Tag System
Isometric Wiring Diagram
Block Diagram
Figure 6-3.Steering system block diagram.
Schematic Diagram
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Figure 6-6.Electrical power distribution in P-3A aircraft.
Aircraft Wire Identification Coding
Shipboard Electronics Prints
Schematic Diagrams
Figure 6.11-Coder Indicator. Detail block diagram.
Figure 6.12-Section of radio receiver R-390A/URR. functional block diagram
Figure 6.13-Section of coder indicator. detailed schematic diagram.
Figure 6-14.Sample wiring diagram.
Block Numbering System
Interconnection diagrams
Figure 6.18- Sample Interconnection diagram
Aircraft Electronics Prints
Wiring Diagrams
Computer Logic
Figure 6-23.Logic operations comparison chart.
Basic Logic Diagrams
Figure 6.25- Sample detailed logic diagram
Detailed Logic Diagram Cont.
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Chapter 7 - Structural and Architectural Drawings
Figure 7.1- Symbols for single structural shapes
Figure 7-2.Projecting structural shapes.
WELDED AND RIVETED STEEL STRUCTURES The following paragraphs will discuss welded and riveted steel structures and will give examples of both methods used to make trusses. WELDED STEEL STRUCTURES Generally, welded connections are framed or seated just as they are in riveted connections, which we will discuss later. However, welded connections are more flexible. The holes used to bolt or pin pieces together during welding are usually drilled in the fabrication shop. Beams are not usually welded direcWelded and riveted steel structures
Figure 7-3.Standard location of elements and types of welding symbols.
Figure 7-5.Application of welding symbols.
Figure 7-6.Welded steel truss.
Figure 7-7.Riveted steel truss.
Figure 7-8.Riveting symbols.
Construction Plans
Figure 7-9.Foundation plan
Figure 7-11.Floor plan.
Figure 7-12.Floor framing plan.
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Figure 7-15.- Wall Section
Specifications
Figure 7-16.Door, window, and eave details.
Figure 7-17.Architectural symbols.
Figure 7-18.Flow Chart for selection and documentation of concrete proportions.
Chapter 8- Developments amd Intersections
Figure 8-1.Joints, seams, and edges
Figure 8-2.Methods used to identify fold or bend lines
Sheet Metal Sizes
Straight-Line Development
Figure 8-9.Development of a right pyramid with true length-of-edge lines shown.
Right Pyramid
Figure 8-11.Development of a truncated pyramid.
Figure 8-12.Development of cylinders.
Figure 8-14.Development of a cone.
Radial-Line Development of Conical Surfaces
Figure 8-15.Development of a truncated cone
Development of Transition Pieces
Connecting Two Circular Pipes
Figure 8-19.Development of an offset transition piece
Oblique Joints
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Appendix 3-Graphic Symbols for Electrical and Electronics Diagrams
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Appendix 4
Appendix 5-References Used to Develop The Traman
Appendix 5-References Used to Develop The Traman Cont.
Appendix 5-References Used to Develop The Traman Cont.
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Figure 1-1.Blueprint title blocks.
Figure 1-2.Electrical plan.
Reference Number
Figure 1-3.Aircraft stations and frames
Bill of Material
Figure 1-6.Use of standard lines.
Shipboard Blueprints
Blueprint Numbering Plan
Filing and Handling Blueprints
Chapter 2- Technical Sketching
Figure 2-4.The triangles
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Figure 2-7.Types of lines
Figure 2-7.Types of linesContinued.
Figure 2-8.Hidden-line technique.
Phantom Lines
Basic Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)
The Digitizer
Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing
Figure 2-20.Direct numerical control station.
Figure 2.21-Direct numerical Controller
Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing Cont.
Chapter 3-Projections and Views
Orthographic and Oblique Projection
Isometric Projection
Figure 3-10.Compare the orthographic views with the model
Perspective Drawings
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Half Section
Detail Drawings
Figure 3-25.Detailed drawing of a clevis.
Figure 3-27.Isometric drawing of a base pivot.
Figure 3-28.Detail drawing of a base pivot.
Chapter 4-Machine Drawing
Screw Threads
Figure 4-9.Schematic method of thread representation.
Figure 4-13.Screw thread terminology.
Gears
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Standards
Chapter 5-Piping Systems
Figure 5-4.Double-line pictorial piping drawing.
Fittings - 14040_59
Figure 5-9.Symbols used in engineering plans and diagrams.
Figure 5-9.Symbols used in engineering plans and diagramContinued.
Figure 5-10.Pipe line symbols.
Figure 5-11.Aircraft fluid line color code and symbols.
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Figure 5-13.A section of an auxiliary steam system piping diagram.
Figure 5-14.Shipboard refrigerant circulating air-conditioning system.
Figure 5-15.Shipboard forced-lubrication system.
Figure 5-16.Basic types of hydraulic symbols.
Figure 5-17.Aircraft power brake control valve system.
Figure 5-18.Fluid power symbols.
Figure 5-19.Common plumbing symbols.
Figure 5-20.Pictorial view of a typical bathroom.
Figure 5-23.How to read fittings.
Chapter 6-Electrical and Electronics Prints
Cable Marking
New Cable Tag System
Isometric Wiring Diagram
Block Diagram
Figure 6-3.Steering system block diagram.
Schematic Diagram
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Figure 6-6.Electrical power distribution in P-3A aircraft.
Aircraft Wire Identification Coding
Shipboard Electronics Prints
Schematic Diagrams
Figure 6.11-Coder Indicator. Detail block diagram.
Figure 6.12-Section of radio receiver R-390A/URR. functional block diagram
Figure 6.13-Section of coder indicator. detailed schematic diagram.
Figure 6-14.Sample wiring diagram.
Block Numbering System
Interconnection diagrams
Figure 6.18- Sample Interconnection diagram
Aircraft Electronics Prints
Wiring Diagrams
Computer Logic
Figure 6-23.Logic operations comparison chart.
Basic Logic Diagrams
Figure 6.25- Sample detailed logic diagram
Detailed Logic Diagram Cont.
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Chapter 7 - Structural and Architectural Drawings
Figure 7.1- Symbols for single structural shapes
Figure 7-2.Projecting structural shapes.
WELDED AND RIVETED STEEL STRUCTURES The following paragraphs will discuss welded and riveted steel structures and will give examples of both methods used to make trusses. WELDED STEEL STRUCTURES Generally, welded connections are framed or seated just as they are in riveted connections, which we will discuss later. However, welded connections are more flexible. The holes used to bolt or pin pieces together during welding are usually drilled in the fabrication shop. Beams are not usually welded direcWelded and riveted steel structures
Figure 7-3.Standard location of elements and types of welding symbols.
Figure 7-5.Application of welding symbols.
Figure 7-6.Welded steel truss.
Figure 7-7.Riveted steel truss.
Figure 7-8.Riveting symbols.
Construction Plans
Figure 7-9.Foundation plan
Figure 7-11.Floor plan.
Figure 7-12.Floor framing plan.
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Figure 7-15.- Wall Section
Specifications
Figure 7-16.Door, window, and eave details.
Figure 7-17.Architectural symbols.
Figure 7-18.Flow Chart for selection and documentation of concrete proportions.
Chapter 8- Developments amd Intersections
Figure 8-1.Joints, seams, and edges
Figure 8-2.Methods used to identify fold or bend lines
Sheet Metal Sizes
Straight-Line Development
Figure 8-9.Development of a right pyramid with true length-of-edge lines shown.
Right Pyramid
Figure 8-11.Development of a truncated pyramid.
Figure 8-12.Development of cylinders.
Figure 8-14.Development of a cone.
Radial-Line Development of Conical Surfaces
Figure 8-15.Development of a truncated cone
Development of Transition Pieces
Connecting Two Circular Pipes
Figure 8-19.Development of an offset transition piece
Oblique Joints
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Appendix 3-Graphic Symbols for Electrical and Electronics Diagrams
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Appendix 4
Appendix 5-References Used to Develop The Traman
Appendix 5-References Used to Develop The Traman Cont.
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