Industrial Technical Drawing

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Design and Creativity

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

This formation of Industrial Technical Drawing is intended for students and professionals in engineering, industrial design and related fields seeking to acquire specialized technical skills in graphical representation. It's also ideal for those looking to update their knowledge of regulations and improve their skills in the accurate interpretation of blueprints.

Objectives

  • Mastering the representation systems in Technical Drawing.

  • Apply general and specific rules in the design of metal structures.

  • Understand and apply Fits and Tolerances in technical drawings.

  • Identify and classify different Types of Technical Drawings and formal.

  • Reading Blueprints as a whole, making precise annotations.

  • Enforce regulations in the representation of elements, such as bolts and nuts.

  • Develop practical skills in the hand-drawn sketches of parts.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. TECHNICAL DRAWING 1. Representation systems 2. Representation criteria and standards 3. General drawing standards for metal structures 4. Perspectives and views 5. Lines, symbols, and scales 6. European and American Rotation Directions 7. Cross-sections 8. Symmetry TEACHING UNIT 2. FIT AND TOLERANCE 1. Representation 2. Units 3. ISA System 4. Form and Position Tolerances TEACHING UNIT 3. TYPES OF TECHNICAL AND FORMAL DRAWINGS 1. Introduction to drawing 2. Classification of drawings 3. Types of formats 4. Representation standards TEACHING UNIT 4. INTERPRETING DRAWINGS 1. Dimensioning 2. Analysis of assembly drawings 3. Types of lines used in drawing. Names and applications 4. Sketching 5. Scale TEACHING UNIT 5. REPRESENTATION STANDARDS 1. General standards 2. Tolerances 3. Base axis and base hole system 4. Symbols and representation 5. Threaded elements 6. Characteristics of manual sketching of parts TEACHING UNIT 6. SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION OF ELEMENTS: THREADS, SCREWS, SPRINGS, NUTS, ETC. 1. Symbolic representation of elements: threads, screws, springs, nuts, etc.
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