EG - Class 12 Pre Board 3 - Exam
St. COLUMBA’S SCHOOL
Ashok Place, N. Delhi – 110001
Pre-Board 3, March 2021
Class XII, Engineering Graphics
Time: 3 hrs MM
: 70
Instructions
1. Attempt all
questions.
2. All
dimensions are in mm.
3. Follow the
SP: 46-1988 codes (with first angle projections)
4. Use both
sides of the drawing sheet, if required.
5. Missing or
mismatching dimensions, if any, may be suitably assumed
6.
Diagrams are not to scale. Follow the dimensions only.
7.
Draw neat projections/ views.
Q 1 (a) Construct an Isometric scale of length 80 mm with
subdivisions. (4)
(b) Draw isometric projection of a hexagonal prism in
the
vertical position having base side 40 mm and height 70 mm.
Two
of the base edges are parallel to the VP. (7)
(c) Draw the isometric projection of a pentagonal pyramid of base edge 30
mm
and
60 mm height, is placed centrally on top of a hexagonal slab (prism) of
base
side 40 mm and height 30 mm.
(14)
Q 2 (a) Draw to scale 1: 1 the standard profile of Metric
thread (Internal) of pitch
50
mm. Give standard dimensions. (7)
OR
Draw to scale 1: 1 the FV, TV and SV of a hexagonal nut M 30 keeping its
axis
vertical. Give standard dimensions.
(b) Sketch freehand FV and TV of a Collar Stud in horizontal position
having diameter of 20 mm. Give standard dimensions. (5)
OR
Sketch freehand FV and TV of a Pan Head Rivet in the vertical position
having
diameter
of 20 mm. Give standard dimensions.
Q 3 Answer the following Multiple Choice
Questions (MCQs). (1 mark each) (5)
1.
Q1 Lines that are
parallel to the Isometric Axes are called as?
(a)
Isometric Lines (b) Parallel Lines (c) Vertical Lines (d) Slant Lines
2.
Q2 The word
Isometric means?
(a) Symmetrical (b) Unequal measure (c) Slanted (d) Equal measure
3.
Q3 The threads used
in the common water bottle are?
(a)
Metric (b) BSW (c) Knuckle (d) Square
4. Q4 How many machine
parts are there in a gib and cotter joint?
(a)
1 (b)
2 (c) 3
(d) 4
5.
Q5 What is the shank
length of a bolt in terms of its diameter, d?
(a)
4d (b) 2d
(c) 2d + 6
(d) 2d + 1
Q 4 Fig below shows the ASSEMBLY of a Flange
Pipe Joint. Disassemble its parts
correctly and then draw the following views to 1:1 scale without changing the
position of the parts wrt the HP or the VP
(a)
Front view upper
half in section of Flange A (8)
(b)
Unsectioned Flange B (6)
(c)
Front View and LH side view of the Gasket (6)
(d)
Front View and the RH Side View of the Hexagonal Nut (4)
Print tile, scale used, projection symbol and give all
important dimensions. (4)
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