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F.E. (Semester - I) Examination, 2011 (2008 Pattern) Engineering Graphics - I

1) The document is an engineering graphics examination from 2011 containing 12 questions across 7 units on topics like engineering curves, orthographic projections, auxiliary projections, isometric views, missing views, and freehand sketches. 2) The questions involve skills like drawing ellipses, hypocycloids, orthographic views, auxiliary views, isometric views, sectional views, and freehand sketches of threads, couplings, bolts, and welds. 3) The examinee is instructed to answer 3 questions from Section I and 3 from Section II, with the two sections drawn on separate sheets, and to retain construction lines and dimensions.

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F.E. (Semester - I) Examination, 2011 (2008 Pattern) Engineering Graphics - I

1) The document is an engineering graphics examination from 2011 containing 12 questions across 7 units on topics like engineering curves, orthographic projections, auxiliary projections, isometric views, missing views, and freehand sketches. 2) The questions involve skills like drawing ellipses, hypocycloids, orthographic views, auxiliary views, isometric views, sectional views, and freehand sketches of threads, couplings, bolts, and welds. 3) The examinee is instructed to answer 3 questions from Section I and 3 from Section II, with the two sections drawn on separate sheets, and to retain construction lines and dimensions.

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F.E. (Semester – I) Examination, 2011


(2008 Pattern)
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS – I

Time : 4 Hours Max. Marks : 100

Instructions : i) Answer one question from each Unit. Answer three


questions from Section I and three questions from
Section II.
ii) Answer to the two Sections should be drawn on
separate drawing sheets.
iii) Figures in bracket indicate full marks.
iv) Retain all construction lines.
v) Use of electronic pocket calculator is allowed.
vi) Assume suitable data, dimension, if necessary.

SECTION – I
UNIT-II : ENGINEERING CURVES

1. A) The major axis of an ellipse is 130 mm and the minor axis 80 mm long. Find
foci and draw the ellipse by ‘arc of circle method’. Draw a tangent to the
ellipse at a point 25 mm above the major axis. 7

B) Rod OC, 70 mm long is rotating uniformly about O. During the time rod
completes one and half revolution; point P starts from C moves along the rod
uniformly upto O and reaches back to point P. Give the name of the curve. 8
OR

2. A) The vertex of hyperbola is 65 mm from its focus. Draw the curve if the
eccentricity is 3/2. Draw a normal and tangent at a point on the curve 70 mm
from the directrix. 8

B) Show by means of a drawing that if the diameter of the directing circle is twice
that of the generating circle, the hypocycloid is a straight line. Consider the
diameter of the generating circle equal to 80 mm. 7

P.T.O.
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UNIT-III : ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS

3. A pictorial view of a machine part is shown in the fig. 1, draw the following
views, using First Angle Method of Projection :

a) Elevation in the direction of arrow ‘X’. 6

b) Plan. 5

c) Sectional End View from Left Hand Side (section along R-S). 6

d) Give all dimensions. 3

Fig. 1

OR
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4. For object shown in the fig. 2, draw the following views :


a) Sectional elevation in the direction of arrow ‘X’ (section along A-B). 6
b) Plan. 5
c) Right Hand Side View. 6
d) Give all dimensions. 3

Fig. 2

UNIT-IV : AUXILIARY PROJECTIONS

5. Fig. 3 shows Incomplete Front View, Top View and Auxiliary View of an object :

a) Redraw the given views 5

b) Complete the Front View 8


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c) Show all dimensions. 2

Fig. 3
OR
6. Fig. 4 shows Front view, Auxiliary Top View of an object.
a) Redraw the given views. 5
b) Add Top View. 8
c) Give all dimensions. 2

Fig. 4
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SECTION – II
UNIT-V : ISOMETRIC

7. Fig. 5 shows F.V. and T.V. of an object by First Angle Method of Projection.
Draw its isometric view taking origin at ‘O’ and give overall dimensions. (17+3)

Fig. 5

OR
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8. Fig. 6 shows Orthographic Views of an object by First Angle Method of Projection.


Draw its isometric view taking origin at ‘O’ and give overall dimensions. (17+3)

Fig. 6

UNIT-VI : MISSING VIEWS

9. Fig. 7 shows Front View and L.H. Side View of an object. Draw the following
views :

a) Sectional Front View (section along A-A). 7

b) L.H. Side View. 3

c) Top View. 8
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d) Give all dimensions. 2

Fig. 7

OR

10. Fig. 8 shows the Front View and L.H. Side View of a machine part. Draw the
following views by First Angle Method of Projection :

a) Redraw the Front View. 3

b) Sectional L.H. Side View (Section along A-A). 7

c) Top view. 8
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d) Give all dimensions. 2

Fig. 8

UNIT-VII : FREE HAND SKETCHES

11. Draw proportionate free hand sketches of the following :


a) Whitworth threads (BSW). 3
b) Split Muff Coupling. 3
c) Lewis Foundation Bolt. 4
OR

12. Draw proportionate free hand sketches of the following :


a) Eye bolt. 3
b) Gib headed key (assembled position in shaft and hub). 3
c) Fillet weld and Single ‘V’ butt weld. 4

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B/I/11/12,735

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