The document defines key terms related to interpreting drawings and layout plans, including: - Layout refers to the placement of facilities according to a plan. - Plant layout is the physical arrangement of a facility's components to maximize output. - Processing room refers to any area where food is prepared, processed, or handled. - It also describes different types of lines used in drafting, such as visible, hidden, center, dimension, leader, break, cutting plane, section, and phantom lines. Extension lines indicate dimension start and stop points.

1. INTERPRET a
layout plan &
DRAWINGS

2. guess what?
LAYOUT

3. guess what?
PROCESSING ROOM

4. guess what?
PLANT LAYOUT

5. DEFINITIONOFTERMS
Drawing
a picture or diagram made with a pencil, pen, or crayon rather than paint
Interpret
explain the meaning of ; to represent by means of art
Layout
the way facilities are placed according to a plan
Lines
is a one-dimensional figure, which has length but no width
Plan
to have a specified intention; to devise or project the realization or achievement of

6. DEFINITIONOFTERMS
Plant Layout
is designed to obtain a physical arrangement of different entities of a facility that most
economically meets the required output, in terms of both quantity and quality
Processing Room
means any place where food products or their ingredients intended for human
consumption are prepared, processed, repacked, handled or manufactured
Sign
are marks with meanings and are used in replacement to words representing an idea
Symbols
are objects that represent something

7. VISIBLE / OBJECT LINE
HIDDEN LINE
HIDDEN LINE(Thread Sym)
CENTER LINE
DIMENSION LINE
LEADER LINE
LONG BREAK LINE
SHORT BREAK LINE
CUTTING PLANE LINE
SECTION LINE
PHANTOM LINE
EXTENSION LINE

8. Are lines used in
drafting to identify
the types of lines;
thick, thin and
medium. They have
the same relation to
drawing as letters do
to words.

9. Hidden Lines (Thread Sym)
 It shows where a crew wil
enter the object where the
eye can’t see

13. Extension Lines
 are thin solid lines used
to show the starting and
stopping points of a
dimension.