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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1285173015
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1285173016
  • Author: Dr. David Goetsch

TECHNICAL DRAWING FOR ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION, 7E offers a fresh, modern approach to technical drawing that combines the most current industry standards with up-to-date technologies and software, resulting in a valuable, highly relevant resource you won’t want to be without. The book builds on features that made its previous editions so successful: comprehensive coverage of the “total technical drawing experience” that explores both the basic and advanced aspects of engineering and industrial technology and reviews both computer modeling and more traditional methods of technical drawing. Enhancements for the seventh edition include updates based on industry trends and regulations, an all-new chapter on employability skills, and additional content on SolidWorks 3D modeling software for drafting technicians. The end result is a tool that will give you the real-world skills needed for a successful career in CAD, drafting, or design.

Table contents:

  1. Section 1: Basics
  2. Introduction: Graphic Communication and Technical Drawing
  3. Graphic Communication
  4. Drawings Described
  5. Types of Drawings
  6. Types of Technical Drawings
  7. Purpose of Technical Drawings
  8. Applications of Technical Drawings
  9. Regulation of Technical Drawings
  10. What Students of Technical Drawing, Drafting, and CAD Should Learn
  11. Technical Drawing and Quality/Competitiveness
  12. Summary
  13. Review Questions
  14. Introduction Problems
  15. Ch 1: Employability Skills for Drafting and Design Technicians
  16. Employability Skills Defined
  17. Importance of Employability Skills
  18. Employability Skills Needed by Drafting and Design Technicians
  19. Job-Seeking Skills
  20. Summary
  21. Review Questions
  22. Ch 2: Drafting Tools: Conventional, CAD, and Solid Modeling
  23. Note to Instructors and Students
  24. Conventional Drafting Tools
  25. Triangular Scales
  26. Miscellaneous Conventional Tools
  27. Paper Sizes
  28. Whiteprinter
  29. Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD)
  30. CAD Software
  31. Solid Modeling
  32. Summary
  33. Review Questions
  34. Chapter 2 Problems
  35. Ch 3: Sketching and Lettering for Engineering Communication
  36. Note to Instructors and Students
  37. Talking Sketching
  38. Freehand Lettering
  39. Freehand Lettering Techniques
  40. Line Work
  41. Sketching
  42. Types of Sketches
  43. Sketching Materials
  44. Sketching Techniques
  45. Summary
  46. Review Questions
  47. Chapter 3 Problems
  48. Ch 4: Geometric Construction
  49. Geometric Nomenclature
  50. Prism
  51. Pyramid and Cone
  52. Sphere
  53. Elemental Construction Principles
  54. Polygon Construction
  55. Circular Construction
  56. Supplementary Construction
  57. Summary
  58. Review Questions
  59. Chapter 4 Problems
  60. CAD Instructions
  61. Section 2: Technical Drawing Fundamentals
  62. Ch 5: Spatial Visualization and Multiview Drawings
  63. Spatial Visualization
  64. Orthographic Projection
  65. Planning the Drawing
  66. Sketching Procedure
  67. Centering the Drawing
  68. Technical Drawing Conventions
  69. Visualization
  70. First-Angle Projection
  71. Summary
  72. Review Questions
  73. Chapter 5 Problems
  74. CAD Instructions
  75. Ch 6: Dimensioning and Notation
  76. Dimensioning Systems
  77. Dimension Components
  78. Laying out Dimensions
  79. Steps in Dimensioning
  80. Specific Dimensioning Techniques
  81. Summary of Dimensioning Rules
  82. Notation
  83. Rules for Applying Notes on Drawings
  84. Summary
  85. Review Questions
  86. Chapter 6 Problems
  87. CAD Instructions
  88. Ch 7: Sectional Views
  89. Sectional Views
  90. Cutting-Plane Line
  91. Direction of Sight
  92. Section Lining
  93. Multisection Views
  94. Kinds of Sections
  95. Sections through Ribs or Webs
  96. Holes, Ribs and Webs, and Spokes and Keyways
  97. Aligned Sections
  98. Fasteners and Shafts in Section
  99. Intersections in Section
  100. Summary
  101. Review Questions
  102. Chapter 7 Problems
  103. CAD Instructions
  104. Ch 8: Auxiliary Views
  105. Auxiliary Views Defined
  106. Secondary Auxiliary Views
  107. Partial Views
  108. Auxiliary Section
  109. Half Auxiliary Views
  110. Oblique Surfaces, Viewing Planes, and Auxiliary View Enlargements
  111. Summary
  112. Review Questions
  113. Chapter 8 Problems
  114. CAD Instructions
  115. Ch 9: Descriptive Geometry
  116. Descriptive Geometry Projection
  117. Steps Used in Descriptive Geometry Projection
  118. Notations
  119. Fold Lines
  120. Bearings, Slope, and Grade
  121. Applied Descriptive Geometry
  122. Topographic Topics
  123. Vectors
  124. Summary
  125. Review Questions
  126. Chapter 9 Problems
  127. CAD Instructions
  128. Ch 10: Patterns and Developments
  129. Developments
  130. Parallel Line Development
  131. Radial Line Development
  132. Triangulation Development
  133. True-Length Diagrams
  134. Notches
  135. Bends
  136. Summary
  137. Review Questions
  138. Chapter 10 Problems
  139. CAD Instructions
  140. Ch 11: Solid/3D Modeling: Computational Design and Analysis
  141. Factors in Using Visualization
  142. Understanding Data
  143. Modeling Techniques
  144. Types of Visualization Images
  145. Engineering Visualization Applications
  146. Case Study
  147. Summary
  148. Review Questions
  149. Section 3: Design Drafting Applications
  150. Ch 12: Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
  151. Summary of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Terms
  152. Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Defined
  153. Modifiers
  154. Feature Control Symbol
  155. True Position
  156. Circularity (Roundness)
  157. Cylindricity
  158. Angularity
  159. Parallelism
  160. Perpendicularity
  161. Profile
  162. Runout
  163. Concentricity
  164. Summary
  165. Review Questions
  166. Chapter 12 Problems
  167. CAD Instructions
  168. Ch 13: Fasteners
  169. Classifications of Fasteners
  170. Threads
  171. Screw Thread Forms
  172. Tap and Die
  173. Threads per Inch (TPI)
  174. Pitch
  175. Single and Multiple Threads
  176. Right-Hand and Left-Hand Threads
  177. Thread Relief (Undercut)
  178. Screw, Bolt, and Stud
  179. Cap Screws
  180. Rivets
  181. Keys and Keyseats
  182. Grooved Fasteners
  183. Spring Pins
  184. Fastening Systems
  185. Retaining Rings
  186. Summary
  187. Review Questions
  188. Chapter 13 Problems
  189. CAD Instructions
  190. Ch 14: Springs
  191. Spring Classification
  192. Helical Springs
  193. Flat Springs
  194. Terminology of Springs
  195. Required Spring Data
  196. Other Spring Design Layout
  197. Standard Drafting Practices
  198. Section View of a Spring
  199. Summary
  200. Review Questions
  201. Chapter 14 Problems
  202. CAD Instructions
  203. Ch 15: Cams
  204. Cam Principle
  205. Basic Types of Followers
  206. Cam Mechanism
  207. Cam Terms
  208. Cam Motion
  209. Laying out the Cam from the Displacement Diagram
  210. Timing Diagram
  211. Dimensioning a Cam
  212. Summary
  213. Review Questions
  214. Chapter 15 Problems
  215. CAD Instructions
  216. Ch 16: Gears
  217. Kinds of Gears
  218. Gear Ratio
  219. The Involute Curve
  220. Pitch Diameter and Basic Terminology
  221. Pitch Diameter (D)
  222. Diametral Pitch (P)
  223. Gear Blank
  224. Pressure Angle, Base Circle, and Center-to-Center Distance
  225. Rack
  226. Gear Train
  227. Required Tooth-Cutting Data
  228. Measurements Required to Use a Gear Tooth Caliper
  229. Bevel Gear
  230. Worm and Worm Gear
  231. Materials
  232. Design and Layout of Gears
  233. Summary
  234. Review Questions
  235. Chapter 16 Problems
  236. CAD Instructions
  237. Ch 17: Assembly and Detail Drawings for Design
  238. Technical Drawings and the Engineering Department
  239. The Engineering Department
  240. Systems Company
  241. Design Section
  242. Working Drawings: Detail and Assembly
  243. Title Block
  244. Numbering System
  245. Drawing Revisions: ECRs and ECOs
  246. Application Engineering
  247. Quotation Department
  248. Mass Production Company
  249. Design for Manufacturability (DFM)
  250. DFM Guidelines
  251. Design for Assembly (DFA)
  252. DFA Guidelines
  253. Personal Technical File
  254. Invention Agreement
  255. Patent Drawings
  256. Summary
  257. Review Questions
  258. Chapter 17 Problems
  259. CAD Instructions
  260. Ch 18: Pictorial Drawings
  261. Purpose of Pictorial Drawings
  262. Oblique Drawings
  263. Isometric Drawings
  264. Axonometric: Drawing and Projection
  265. Other Oblique Drawings
  266. Perspective Drawings
  267. Perspective View
  268. Summary
  269. Review Questions
  270. Chapter 18 Problems
  271. CAD Instructions
  272. Section 4: Related Technologies, Applications, and Processes
  273. Ch 19: Welding
  274. Welding Processes
  275. Basic Welding Symbol
  276. Size of Weld
  277. Length of Weld
  278. Placement of Weld
  279. Intermittent Welds
  280. Process Reference
  281. Contour Symbol
  282. Field Welds
  283. Welding Joints
  284. Types of Welds
  285. Multiple Reference Line
  286. Spot Weld
  287. Projection Weld
  288. Seam Weld
  289. Welding Template
  290. Design of Weldments
  291. Summary
  292. Review Questions
  293. Chapter 19 Problems
  294. CAD Instructions
  295. Ch 20: Modern Manufacturing: Materials, Processes, and Automation
  296. Engineering Materials
  297. Traditional Manufacturing Processes
  298. Casting
  299. Forging
  300. Extruding
  301. Stamping
  302. Machining
  303. Special Workholding Devices
  304. Heat Treatment of Steels
  305. Nontraditional Machining Processes
  306. Automation and Integration (CAM and CIM/FMS)
  307. Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
  308. Industrial Robots
  309. CIM/FMS
  310. Just-in-Time Manufacturing (JIT)
  311. Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRPII)
  312. Statistical Process Control (SPC)
  313. Summary
  314. Review Questions
  315. Ch 21: The Design Process and Advanced Concepts
  316. Time
  317. Learning the Design Process
  318. The Design Process: Phases and Steps
  319. Design Projects: Routine and Non-Routine
  320. Modern Design Practices and Standards
  321. Summary
  322. Review Questions
  323. Chapter 21 Problems
  324. CAD Instructions
  325. Appendix A: Tables
  326. Glossary
  327. Index

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