Working Drawings (Junior Cert Applied Technology): Flashcards

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Working drawings

Key technical docs used in construction and manufacturing

Purpose of working drawings

Ensure designs are clear, precise, and facilitate communication

Plans in working drawings

Floor plans/layouts showing top view of element placement

Sections in working drawings

Vertical cuts through structures showing interior parts

Elevations in working drawings

Views of outside: front, back, sides of building

Detail drawings purpose

Focus on specific parts for accurate construction

Scale in working drawings

Allows large structures to be represented on paper accurately

Dimensioning purpose

Provides measurement guidelines to reduce mistakes

Tolerances in working drawings

Allow small changes in dimensions so parts fit correctly

Standards for working drawings

ISO or ANSI for global practices

Manual drafting tools

Drafting boards, T-squares - focus on clarity and precision

Digital drafting tools

CAD software for easy changes and storage

Annotations in working drawings

Essential for communication on drawings

Specifications purpose

Detail materials and processes for project requirements

Working drawings in construction

Work as blueprints, prevent mistakes, serve as legal docs

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