Technical Drawing - Traditional Drafting Techniques - Discussion
Discussion :: Traditional Drafting Techniques - General Questions (Q.No.2)
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A line drawn with a long section, short dash, and another long section is a ________. |
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hidden feature | [B]. |
center of a circle | [C]. |
center axis of a hidden cylinder | [D]. |
center of a radius |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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Anuj said:
(Feb 4, 2011)
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What is logic behind this. ?
Or its a normal angle arc question. |
Tracy said:
(May 1, 2011)
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A long section, short dash, and another long section is a representation of axis. |
Parthiban said:
(Aug 28, 2011)
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It is the representation of axis. |
Arun said:
(Dec 15, 2011)
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It standard representation of a basic center line in engg drawing. |
Nitin Khedekar said:
(Feb 8, 2012)
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Why it is called center axis of hidden cylinder? |
Ashish said:
(Feb 27, 2012)
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It represents the axis as X-X. |
Kumaraguru said:
(Mar 12, 2012)
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We can use centre lines for showing the centre of circle. |
Digvijay Singh said:
(Sep 17, 2012)
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The center line has 6:1 ratio and it is used to represent center axis of any section. |
Chand Basha said:
(Jun 25, 2013)
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It is the general representation of the central axis for any object. Basics are very much important for everyone. |
Louis said:
(Nov 6, 2013)
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I can't understand your explanations guys. Somebody explain the answer fully for me? |
Sunil said:
(Jan 31, 2014)
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We can't represent hidden part of object by continuous line so we have to used hidden lines it's systematic way to show hidden parts of object. |
Alice Eke said:
(Oct 6, 2015)
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What did they mean by long section? |
Sanjeevkumar K said:
(Feb 27, 2016)
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The standard center hidden lines are indicated by short dashes and long lines in engineering drawing. |
Selvakani said:
(May 7, 2017)
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I can't understand it. Please explain briefly. |
Avijit Kundu said:
(Jun 6, 2017)
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Why it specified for particular a hidden cylinder? |
Tushar Khandare said:
(Jan 29, 2018)
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But the long section then point then again long section is also a axis presentation, isn't it? |