Whether using a convential drawing board or the latest CAD equipment, engineering designers need to follow agreed stadards if their drawings are to be properly understood. Covering all the aspects of engineering drawing which students and professionals need to know, this text shows how the various international standards should be interpreted in actual drawings and describes how a correct representation can be achieved. Special features of the text include the treatment of orthographic, isometric and oblique projections; electric and hydraulic diagrams; welding and adhesive symbols; and guidance on tolerancing. Refers to 150 international standardsIncludes the latest revisions of BS308 and other drawing standardsHas an expanded chapter on computer aided design

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