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Blueprint Reading: Sectional Views

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Product ID
artsbpr3
Training Time ?
43 to 86 minutes
Language(s)
English
Video Format
Standard Definition
Required Plugins
MasteryNet Player
Lesson Interactions
41
Quiz Questions
29
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Overview

Sectional Views is the third of a six part training series on reading blueprints. These courses are based on ANSI standards and incorporate input from a broad industrial population.

In this training, users learn to determine which portion of the part is shown in section. The course explains the purpose of section lines and identifies the ways in which they are used. Finally, users learn to identify and interpret the common drafting conventions applied to sectional views.

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  • Install on any SCORM LMS
  • Rich multimedia presentation with interactions and quiz
  • Print certificate and wallet card
  • You have 30 days to complete the course
Audience

Anyone working with engineering drawings.

Topics
The course presents the following topical areas:
  • Visualizing Sectional Views
  • Section Lines
  • Half Sections
  • Offset and Aligned Sections
  • Broken-out and Auxiliary Sections
  • Revolved Sections
  • Removed Sections
  • Drafting Conventions
Intended Performance Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course you will be better prepared to:
  • Recognize the different types of sectional views.
  • Identify the common characteristics that appear in sectional views.
  • Classify the patterns that are used for section lines.
  • Interpret half sections that are noted on a drawing.
  • Explain how offset and aligned sections are used.
  • Know how broken-out sections are used on a drawing.
  • Recognize when and how a sectional view has been revolved.
  • Identify when a section has been removed from a drawing.
  • Be aware of the common drafting conventions used within the industry.

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