ENGINEERING DRAWINGS





                               ENGINEERING DRAWINGS


                            The engineering drawings are available in different scales and sizes as per requirements and type of work.
       Below shown the overview of engineering  drawing layout for reference,

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                     The Drawing sheet may vertical or horizontal. The different sizes of sheets available in market as shown in below,

A0                    SIZE : 841 x 1189
A1                    SIZE : 594 x 841
A2                    SIZE : 420 x 594
A3                    SIZE : 297 x 420
A4                    SIZE : 210 x 297
A5                    SIZE : 148 x 210.

           The each Engineering drawing consisting scale at corner of drawing (In title block) as,

       For Full Scale = 1:1

       Reduced Scale = 1:2.5, 1:5, 1:10, 1:20, 1:50, 1:100 & 1:200.

       Enlarged Scale = 10:1, 5:1 & 2:1.

                The typical title block on engineering drawing shown below,

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                                  The title block is important part of engineering drawing lots of information placed in title block.
                                  The title block contain Name of organisation (Manufacturing firm), Drawing status (Approved or not ), Drawing no. (Item no and name), Scale of drawing, Tolerances, PO Number of that particular order , Date on which the respective drawing built, Plant of that order, Checked by (person name) etc. In other word the main important parameter of manufacturer (Name of Organisation) Client details etc incorporated in Title block.

                        Out of title block the engineering drawing contain BOM (Bill of Material), drawings required all notes all necessary data for example weld joint configuration, Size of hole etc consist in engineering drawing.

                         If we take example of ordinary pressure vessel drawing the drawing consisting following information,

1)     Type of heat treatment is required or not if yes then Heat Treatment cycle & all data,
2)     Working Pressure.
3)     Design Pressure on which the vessel is design.
4)     Design Temperature.
5)     MDMT (Mean design Metal Temperature).
6)     Joint Efficiency.
7)     RT Requirements.
8)     Type of Head.
9)     PWHT (Post Weld Heat Treatment) or PFHT (Post Forming Heat Treatment).
10)  Operating Medium.
11)  Capacity.
12)  Standards (Tolerance sheet).
13)  All elements dimensions and material.
14)  Wind Specification.
15)  Insulation Details.
16)  Inspected by (Depends).
17)  Weight of Vessel (Erection & Operating).
18)  Hydro-Static test pressure and in horizontal or vertical position depend on item.
19)  Painting Specification and details.

                  Note that above parameters not mandatory above parameters may vary as per Client to client and vendor to vendor which depends on job/item.

                All necessary important information required for fabrication is incorporated in Engineering Drawing.

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