- What does the line below represent on a blueprint?
- Center
- Dimension
- Hidden
- Leader
- Revisions to a drawing are entered in the revision block and contain:
- Customer approval.
- Only the date of revision.
- Project description, engineering approvals, intended date of completion.
- Revision number, description, date, and initials of person making revision.
- What blueprint component does A point to on the above drawing?
- Border
- Drawing title
- Legend
- Scale
- What blueprint component does B point to on the drawing above?
- Border
- Drawing title
- Plan
- Scale
- What blueprint component does C point to on the drawing above?
- Legend
- Elevation view
- North arrow
- Title block
- What blueprint component does H point to on the drawing above?
- Border
- Broken
- Contour
- Hidden
- What blueprint component does E point to on the drawing above?
- Drawing title
- Legend
- Revision block
- Title block
- What blueprint component does F point to on the drawing above?
- Drawing title
- Legend
- North arrow
- Scale
- What blueprint component does G point to on the drawing above?
- Border
- Design drawing area
- Legend
- Title block
- Elevation drawings:
- Are side views of the building or object.
- Are views taken from a location above the building.
- Show a three-dimensional view of the building.
- Show how the elevator will be installed in the building.
- Detail drawings:
- Are enlarged views of some special features of a building, such as floors and walls.
- Illustrate and describe how the roof is constructed.
- Show the details of the site, such as elevation, water tables, contour lines.
- Specify the type and strength of concrete required for the foundation.
- The title block generally contains:
- Information about the structure or assembly.
- Special marks used in the drawing.
- The legend.
- The mechanical plans.
- The legend is used to:
- Define terms that are used only by CAD programs.
- Explain symbols on the drawing.
- Show the latest revision date.
- Tell the history of the building.