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Page 1: Engineering drawing (introduction of engineering drawing) lesson 1

Engineering Drawing and Design

Mr. Ismael M. Quiazon

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Pyramids of Jeeza, Cairo

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Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem

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Khazneh, Petra

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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco

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Efil Tower, Paris

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Big Ben, London

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Pizza tower, Italy

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What is the role of the designer?

Prepare the plan for the transformation of concepts and ideas into concrete and tangible products using available resources

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Design documentation

Communication of ideas andconcepts into colleagues and workers

Assigning responsibilities between designers, machinist and workers who Implement the design

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Types of Drawings

• Artistic Drawings • Technical Drawings • Illustrations or Renderings

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Design - the plan and arrangement of the form and structure of natural and man-made material to achieve a desired function.

Engineering - the application of sciences to the construction of hardware or/and software.

Engineering design - an iterative decision making process in which sciences are applied to devise a system to meet the needs of the client.

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Problem Identification

summarize client's needs in the design specification

Conceptual Design

brainstorm to figure out potential solutions and record them in notes and sketches

Preliminary Design

analyze using experience, logic, math, sciences, and graphics test engineering models

Detailed Design optimize the design solution

Implementation and

Documentation

create fabrication specifications and working drawings

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Problem Identification

summarize client's needs in the design specification

Problem Statement

Although feeding device are available for people suffering from paralysis, they are often bulky, expensive, and not portable. A need exists for a simple feeding device. It should be electromechanical and operate from its own power source. The design should be economical, have a light weight, and be simple to use and maintain.

Project Title

Design of an Economical Potable Feeding Device for Patients of Paralysis

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Problem Identification

summarize client's needs in the design specification

Conceptual Design

brainstorm to figure out potential solutions and record them in notes and sketches

Preliminary Design

analyze using experience, logic, math, sciences, and graphics test engineering models

Detailed Design optimize the design solution

Implementation and

Documentation

create fabrication specifications and working drawings

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Problem Identification

summarize client's needs in the design specification

Conceptual Design

brainstorm to figure out potential solutions and record them in notes and sketches

Preliminary Design

analyze using experience, logic, math, sciences, and graphics test engineering models

Detailed Design optimize the design solution

Implementation and

Documentation

create fabrication specifications and working drawings

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Problem Identification

summarize client's needs in the design specification

Conceptual Design

brainstorm to figure out potential solutions and record them in notes and sketches

Preliminary Design

analyze using experience, logic, math, sciences, and graphics test engineering models

Detailed Design optimize the design solution

Implementation and

Documentation

create fabrication specifications and working drawings

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Problem Identification

summarize client's needs in the design specification

Conceptual Design

brainstorm to figure out potential solutions and record them in notes and sketches

Preliminary Design

analyze using experience, logic, math, sciences, and graphics test engineering models

Detailed Design optimize the design solution

Implementation and

Documentation

create fabrication specifications and working drawings

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~2000BC – a drawing carved on a tablet for a temple in Babylonian Empire ( from a collection of Louvre)

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Perspective drawing technique was invented during the Renaissance period (1300-1500)

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Parallel projection technique was invented during the Industrial Revolution period (1750-1850)

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2-D CAD systems were developed in the 1980s

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3-D CAD systems were developed in the 1990s

The Boeing 777 is the first jetliner to be 100 percent digitally designed using three-dimensional computer graphics. Throughout the design process, the airplane was "pre-assembled" on the computer, eliminating the need for a costly, full-scale mock-up.

Dodge Neon was designed using 3-D CAD system CATIA

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Concurrent Engineering is the 21st century star

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World without Aeronautical(Avionics) Engineers

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World without Electronics Engineers

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World without Mechanical Engineers

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World without Civil Engineers

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World without CommunicationEngineers

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World without Computer Engineers

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ENGINEERING PROFESSION

TEAM WORK

ORGANIZATION ANALYSIS

ENGINEERING PROFESSION PROBLEM GRAPHICS

SOLVING

COMMUNICATION SKILL

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Engineering Role

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Engineers use drawings to communicate ideas to colleagues and co-workers

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Engineers use drawings to communicate ideas to colleagues and co-workers

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Engineers use drawings to communicate ideas to colleagues and co-workers

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Engineers use drawings to communicate ideas to colleagues and co-workers

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Site Plan

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1st Floor Plan

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North Elevation