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    NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING

    Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

    SYLLABUS

    YO. GENERAL INFORMATION


    COURSE : MECHANICAL DRAWING II
    CODE MC512
    CYCLE : 3
    EVALUATION SYSTEM :H
    CREDITS : 3
    HOURS PER WEEK : 5 (Theory 02, Laboratory 03)
    PRE-REQUISITE : MECHANICAL DRAWING I
    CONDITION : Mandatory
    GRADUATE SCHOOL : 2020-I
    DEPT. ACADEMIC : Dept. Academic Basic Sciences, Hum. and Compl
    TEACHERS :Courses.
    Eng. Mario Arredondo Medina (Coordinator)
    Dr. Eng. Jorge Zavaleta Calderon

    II. AIM
    The Mechanical Drawing II course is mandatory and of a theoretical-practical nature; Its objective is
    for students to achieve the necessary skills to read plans, draw and interpret them, according to
    international standards, related to machines, equipment, machine elements, mechanical systems and
    industrial constructions, and assisted by drawing software, instilling imagination and ingenuity.

    III. COURSE SUMMARY


    Working Drawings. Welded Joints. Piping Systems. Gears. Cams. Pneumatic Systems.

    IV. COMPETENCES OF THE SUBJECT


    1. Apply International and National Standards for Mechanical Drawing.
    2. Analyze its constituent parts for their interrelation, operation and assembly of the Machinery
    and prepare assembly and breakdown plans.
    3. Know and clearly indicate the standardized symbols of a welded joint.
    4. Know and represent plans of a piping system.
    5. Know how to represent a workshop drawing of cylindrical and bevel gears.
    6. Know how to represent and draw various cam profiles.
    7. Know the different elements of a pneumatic system and their representation in pneumatic
    diagrams.

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    V. LEARNING UNITS

    INTRODUCTION
    1st. WEEK
    THEORY:
    Entry test. Introduction to the course. Indications on course development, evaluation system, syllable
    and conceptual scheme of Mechanical Drawing. Applications in industry.
    LABORATORY:
    Introduction. Evaluation system for the practical part. General indications. Seminar on Assembly and
    Dismantling.

    UNIT 1: WORKING DRAWINGS


    2nd. WEEK
    THEORY:
    WORKING DRAWINGS: Generalities. Definitions. Types of working drawing. Interpretation of plans.
    Exploded drawing: definition, description, characteristics. Assembly drawing: definition,
    characteristics, parts identification, list of materials. Application examples.

    LABORATORY:
    FIRST QUALIFIED SHEET – PART 1 : Development of an exploded drawing, according to
    ISO standard.

    UNIT 2: WELDED JOINTS


    3rd. WEEK
    THEORY:
    WELDED JOINTS: Generalities. Welding: definition, advantages and disadvantages. Solder joints.
    Weld. Welding positions. Classification of welded joints. Welding procedures. ISO and ANSI symbols
    to represent welded joints.

    LABORATORY:
    FIRST QUALIFIED SHEET – PART 2 : Development of an assembly drawing, according to
    ISO standard.

    4th. WEEK
    THEORY:
    WELDED JOINTS: Applications on the symbology of welded joints in mechanical components.
    Examples of application of ISO and ANSI symbology.

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    LABORATORY:
    Seminar on welded joints.

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    UNIT 3: PIPING SYSTEMS


    5th. WEEK
    THEORY:
    PIPING SYSTEMS: Generalities. Definition. Applications. Elements of piping systems. Pipes:
    manufacturing, materials, designation of pipes in ANSI standard. Valves: types, uses, designation
    according to ANSI standards. Joining elements and accessories: types, uses, designation according
    to ANSI standards. Expansion joints: types, uses. Supports: types, uses. Application examples.

    LABORATORY:
    SECOND QUALIFIED SHEET : Development of a drawing of welded joints.

    6th. WEEK
    THEORY:
    PIPING SYSTEMS: ISO symbols to represent valves, accessories and elements of a piping system.
    Representation of piping systems. Flowcharts: definition, characteristics. Assembly drawings:
    definition, characteristics. Isometric drawings: definition, characteristics. Application examples.

    LABORATORY:
    Seminar on piping systems.

    7th WEEK
    THEORY:
    Exercises on drawing piping systems.

    LABORATORY:
    THIRD GRADED SHEET-PART 1 : Development of an assembly drawing of a piping system.

    8va. WEEK
    MIDTERM EXAM

    UNIT 4: GEARS
    9th WEEK
    THEORY:
    GEARS: Generalities. Definition. Uses of gears. Types and classification of gears. Cylindrical straight
    tooth gears: nomenclature, calculation formulas, graphic representation, workshop drawings in ISO
    standard. Application examples.

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    LABORATORY:
    THIRD GRADED SHEET-PART 2 : Development of an isometric drawing of a piping system.

    10th WEEK
    THEORY:
    GEARS. Cylindrical gears with helical teeth: nomenclature, calculation, graphic representation,
    workshop drawing. Bevel gears: characteristics, nomenclature, formulas, representation, workshop
    drawing. Worm screw and toothed wheel: characteristics, nomenclature, calculation formulas,
    workshop drawing. Application examples.
    LABORATORY:
    Seminar on gear workshop drawing.

    UNIT 5: CAMS
    11va. WEEK
    THEORY:
    CAMS: Generalities. Definition. Guys. Classification. Types of movement. Nomenclature.
    Displacement diagram. Application examples.

    LABORATORY:
    FOURTH GRADED SHEET : Development of gear workshop drawings.

    12va. WEEK
    THEORY:
    CAMs. Cam drawing. Disc cam with eccentric roller follower. Disc cam with tilting roller follower. Disc
    cam with centered flat follower. Disc cam with tilting flat follower. Application example.

    LABORATORY:
    Seminar on cam drawing.

    UNIT 6: PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS


    13va. WEEK
    THEORY:
    PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS. Generalities. Pneumatic applications. Items. Pneumatic cylinders: types,
    uses, operating characteristics. Valves: types, operating characteristics, description. General ISO
    symbology for pneumatic diagrams.

    LABORATORY:
    FIFTH QUALIFIED SHEET : Development of cam drawing.

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    14va. WEEK
    THEORY:
    PNEUMATIC SCHEMES: Graphic representation of pneumatic systems. Situation or layout diagram.
    Operating diagram: definition, characteristics. Pneumatic system diagram: definition, characteristics.
    Variation of race, speed, time. Applications and examples.

    LABORATORY:
    Seminar on pneumatic schemes.

    15va. WEEK
    THEORY:
    Exercises on pneumatic schemes.

    LABORATORY:
    SIXTH QUALIFIED SHEET : development of a pneumatic scheme.

    16va. WEEK
    FINAL EXAM

    17va. WEEK
    SUBSTITUTE EXAM

    VI. METHODOLOGY
    The methodology to be used is the active methodology, in which the teacher plays the role of
    facilitator and encourages the group and/or individual participation of the students. The course is
    developed in theory-practice sessions, with the Faculty's computer laboratories as environments. In
    the theory sessions, the teacher presents the concepts and mentions the applications; In the practical
    sessions, directed and graded slides are developed. Both sessions are carried out in the computer
    laboratories using Inventor and AutoCAD software as drawing tools.

    VII. EVALUATION FORMULA

    • Evaluation system: “H”


    PL: Final average of qualified sheets (Weight
    EP: Midterm exam 2)
    (Weight
    EF: Final exam
    2PL+EP+2EF 1)
    FINAL NOTE: NF =
    5
    Number of qualified sheets programmed: six (06)
    Number of slides qualified for the final average: five (05)

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    VIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY
    1. Frederick Giesecke, Alva Michell, Cecil Spencer, Ivan Leroy. Technical Drawing with
    Engineering Graphics . 2013. Pearson Publishing, Mexico.
    2. Cecil Jensen, Jay Hensel. Drawing and Design in Engineering . 2004. 6th Edition. Mc Graw
    Hill Publishing, Mexico.
    3. Huapaya A., Zavaleta J., Echevarría M. Mechanical design . 1986
    4. Oberg & Jones. Universal Manual of Mechanical Technique . Ed. Labor Barcelona
    5. ISO Standard. Bolts in ISO 4014, Screws 913, Axles 1449, Tolerances 2692 .
    6. K. L. Narayana, P. Kannaiah, K. Venkata Reddy. Machine Drawing . 2006. 3rd. Edition. New
    Age International Publishers.
    7. ASCENT CENTER FOR TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE and AUTODESK, Inc. (2013). Autodesk
    Inventor 2014: advanced assembly modeling: student guide . Charlottesville, Virginia:
    ASCENT - Center for Technical Knowledge. (006.68I ASCE/A 2014)
    8. ASCENT CENTER FOR TECHNICAL KNOWLEGE and AUTODESK, Inc. (2013). Autodesk
    Inventor 2014: advanced part modeling: student guide . Charlottesville, Virginia: ASCENT -
    Center for Technical Knowledge.
    9. Zavaleta Jorge. Applied Mechanical Drawing . 2017. UNI Publishing. Lima Peru.

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