Engineering Drawing [antikvár]

- I -PREgÁüEI'his note is Intended to provide a practical approach to the subject.As there are a lot of similar hooks, leaflets published in this field it should be laid down that the aim of the outhor is to follow the course through exercices given in English to the students at the BUDAPEST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITYoHaving very limited possibilities in classes, according tothe present schedule, it seems to be essential to provide thestudents a notebook summing up the theory, giving examples assolved problems as well as containing a series of exercices togain the necessary practiceo It should be emphasized there aresubjects, like this, can only be attained through exercices.Therefore it is suggest.edto solve as .many exercices as possibleafter a thorough unde.rstianding' of the materialiThis notebook, aó Jihe-^coiybse under the same title, is devided Into two parts o Part one--.the DESCRIFflVE GEOIvIETRY makes the students capable to solve three dimensional, spatial geometric problems in images In this part it is assumed to be known all the cónstructions thaught in the subject Plane Geometry, that is the a complete course in plane geometry is a prerequisite Part two the ENGIlTEERIilG DRAV/IHG, discusses the general rules of the engineering drav/ing giving the students a general knowledge how to prepare workshop drawings of machine elements including syrabo^q of engineering materials, fits and tolerances and surface roughnoas'Hopefully the notebook will serve well its aim.Finally I wish to express my thanks all the people who made it possible to publish it, as viell as, all who cooperate as a reader, draftmen, typist and the workers of the duplicating department oBudapest, September, 1985.The author