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Part C — Drawing, Interpretation & Design 26. Draw three orthographic views from the given isometric sketch (provide diagram). 27. Create a full-size detail drawing of a flange with dimensions and tolerances (specify dims). 28. Interpret an assembly drawing and list the components and fasteners required. 29. Sketch a key and keyway in an assembly and dimension it for a 30 mm shaft. 30. Provide a sectional view of a lubricated bearing housing with labeled parts. 31. Given a shaft-hub interference fit, suggest a suitable tolerance class and explain briefly. 32. Draw the shearing and bending force diagrams for a loaded cantilever beam. 33. Design a simple welded bracket to carry a 500 N load—show weld types and basic dimensions. 34–41. Eight short drawing/interpretation tasks (exploded view, bill of materials, surface finish symbols, GD&T callout, etc.)

In mechanical technology, diagrams speak louder than words. Practice drawing neat, labeled diagrams for all machine parts and welding processes.

You must understand how raw materials behave under mechanical stress.