The document contains technical drawings and diagrams for parts of a toy train, including the train body, axle pegs, and linkage arm. Dimensioned drawings show details like hole sizes and shapes. A parts list at the end identifies the main part as the train body and lists axle pegs as another part, with quantities for each.
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The document contains technical drawings and specifications for various mechanical parts produced by Autodesk educational software, including a linkage arm, wheel, vehicle body, smokestack, and other unlabeled parts. The drawings include dimensions, tolerances, notes, and section and detail views labeled with scales. Student names and dates are provided in the title blocks.
The document contains several technical drawings produced by an Autodesk educational product. Each page displays geometric shapes with numerical dimensions, and includes a student name, drawing name, scale, and date in the header. The drawings were created by a student named lee2075 between October 21-25, 2010 using Autodesk design software for educational purposes.
The document contains technical drawings with measurements created by a student named morrison2816 using Autodesk educational software. There are 7 drawings labeled and dated between October 22, 2010 and November 2, 2010 with titles like Drawing 4, Drawing 8, and Drawing 11. Each drawing page contains measurements in various scales like 1"=1' and technical shapes.
The document contains several engineering drawings created by students using Autodesk software. The drawings include parts for a cord flexor assembly, such as Cord Flexor Part 1-3, and a wrench. Other drawings show a collar part and section view with dimensions. Each image is labeled with the student name, drawing name, scale, and date.
The document provides information about Brady & Morris Engineering Co. Ltd., including that it was established in 1946 in Mumbai, India. It discusses the company's history, mission, leadership, and operations. The company manufactures material handling equipment and provides engineering services across India with production facilities in Gujarat and plans to open a new plant in Orissa.
This document contains a workforce and human capital planning worksheet for an organization. It includes a chart listing priority job roles, the targeted number of hires needed for each role, and required skill sets. A second chart automatically generates data on the human capital mix based on the role requirements. It also includes a recruitment plan timeline and targeted schools for college graduate hires. The goal is to help the organization plan its human capital needs and recruitment strategy.
The document details the design of a shoe size 8, including diagrams of the sole, toe, heel, back strap, and front strap. The sole has three layers - a bottom tire layer, middle foam layer, and top book cover layer. The toe, heel, back strap, and front strap are made of tire, tire, dog leash, and dog leash respectively. An exploded view diagram shows the five parts of the shoe and a parts list identifies the individual pieces.
This document appears to be an exam paper for a mechanics course. It contains 6 multiple part questions testing concepts in mechanics such as forces, kinematics, and dynamics. The questions provide contextual word problems and diagrams requiring students to set up and solve equations to find requested values. The exam paper provides space for work and answers and includes instructions for candidates on providing responses. It is signed and includes information for examiners.
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The document contains technical drawings and specifications for various mechanical parts produced by Autodesk educational software, including a linkage arm, wheel, vehicle body, smokestack, and other unlabeled parts. The drawings include dimensions, tolerances, notes, and section and detail views labeled with scales. Student names and dates are provided in the title blocks.
The document contains several technical drawings produced by an Autodesk educational product. Each page displays geometric shapes with numerical dimensions, and includes a student name, drawing name, scale, and date in the header. The drawings were created by a student named lee2075 between October 21-25, 2010 using Autodesk design software for educational purposes.
The document contains technical drawings with measurements created by a student named morrison2816 using Autodesk educational software. There are 7 drawings labeled and dated between October 22, 2010 and November 2, 2010 with titles like Drawing 4, Drawing 8, and Drawing 11. Each drawing page contains measurements in various scales like 1"=1' and technical shapes.
The document contains several engineering drawings created by students using Autodesk software. The drawings include parts for a cord flexor assembly, such as Cord Flexor Part 1-3, and a wrench. Other drawings show a collar part and section view with dimensions. Each image is labeled with the student name, drawing name, scale, and date.
The document provides information about Brady & Morris Engineering Co. Ltd., including that it was established in 1946 in Mumbai, India. It discusses the company's history, mission, leadership, and operations. The company manufactures material handling equipment and provides engineering services across India with production facilities in Gujarat and plans to open a new plant in Orissa.
This document contains a workforce and human capital planning worksheet for an organization. It includes a chart listing priority job roles, the targeted number of hires needed for each role, and required skill sets. A second chart automatically generates data on the human capital mix based on the role requirements. It also includes a recruitment plan timeline and targeted schools for college graduate hires. The goal is to help the organization plan its human capital needs and recruitment strategy.
The document details the design of a shoe size 8, including diagrams of the sole, toe, heel, back strap, and front strap. The sole has three layers - a bottom tire layer, middle foam layer, and top book cover layer. The toe, heel, back strap, and front strap are made of tire, tire, dog leash, and dog leash respectively. An exploded view diagram shows the five parts of the shoe and a parts list identifies the individual pieces.
This document appears to be an exam paper for a mechanics course. It contains 6 multiple part questions testing concepts in mechanics such as forces, kinematics, and dynamics. The questions provide contextual word problems and diagrams requiring students to set up and solve equations to find requested values. The exam paper provides space for work and answers and includes instructions for candidates on providing responses. It is signed and includes information for examiners.
This document contains a technical drawing with dimensions and specifications for an assembly consisting of two axles (A and B) connected by bolts. The assembly includes two M16 bolts that are 2 inches long and connect the axles, with axle A measuring 6.3 inches and axle B measuring 5 inches. Tolerances and title block information such as the date, author, and scale are provided.
The document contains 11 technical drawings created by student Koht1342 between October 18, 2010 and October 25, 2010. Each drawing page contains geometric shapes with numerical dimensions and notes that the drawing was produced with an Autodesk educational product. The title, scale, and date are provided for each technical drawing.
The document contains technical drawings for parts of a test rack, including the base of the test rack, a backplate, and screws. The drawings include dimensions, tolerances, notes and labels to fully specify the geometry and features of each part. Dimensioned orthographic and section views are provided for all parts to completely define their design and facilitate manufacturing.
The document appears to be a technical drawing created by an Autodesk educational product. It includes various geometric shapes such as rectangles, circles, and lines with labeled dimensions. At the bottom it lists the student name, drawing name, scale, and date the drawing was produced.
The document shows an engineering drawing of a hanger bracket with labeled dimensions. It was drawn by Ed Naughton for ITT Technical Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on February 25, 2012 at a scale of 1 to 2. The drawing includes front and side views of the bracket with various radii and lengths indicated.
This document contains a technical drawing of a turn buckle assembly. The drawing includes labeled dimensions for various parts of the assembly, including lengths, angles, and radii. It also notes the date it was drawn, the drafter's name, and that it was produced using an Autodesk educational product.
This technical drawing depicts various geometric shapes such as rectangles, circles, and arcs with labeled dimensions. Key specifications include a rectangle with dimensions of 4.00 x 2.50 units, a circle with a diameter of 1.25 units, and an arc with a radius of 1.25 units within a larger rectangle. The drawing was produced by Autodesk design software for educational purposes and contains the student's name, drawing name, scale of 1:2, and date.
This technical drawing shows the dimensions of various geometric shapes including lines, circles, arcs and rectangles. Key dimensions shown are lines and arcs with lengths of 1, 1.25, 2, 2.5 and 4 units as well as a circle with a diameter of 1.25 units and rectangles with sides of 1 by 2.5 and 1.25 by 2 units. The drawing also includes information about the student name, drawing name, scale and date.
The document contains technical drawings and specifications for a shoe and its components. It includes detailed drawings of the shoe, a shoe strap, and an assembly drawing showing how the parts fit together. Dimensioned views and notes provide measurements and descriptions of features for the shoe, strap, and their assembly.
The document contains technical drawings for an axle assembly created by a student using Autodesk software. The drawings depict individual parts like the base, walls, housing and wheels at varying scales. An assembly drawing brings the parts together and lists them with quantities. The student's name, drawing name, scale and date are provided for each part and assembly print.
This document appears to be a technical drawing created by an Autodesk educational product. The drawing includes dimensions for various lines and shapes, including rectangles and circles. At the bottom it lists the student name, drawing name, scale, and date the drawing was produced.
The document contains several technical drawings produced by an Autodesk educational product. The drawings include dimensions and are labeled with the student's name, drawing name, scale, and date. The drawings depict mechanical parts including a base part, linkage pieces, dowels, and parts for a crane arm and with window openings. All drawings include the label "PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT."
This technical drawing shows various geometric shapes and measurements, including rectangles, circles, and lines of different lengths. It contains dimensions ranging from 0.50 to 4.00 units and was produced using Autodesk software. The drawing is titled "auxilarry drawing" and was created by a student named morrison2816 at a 1:2 scale on November 9, 2010.
The document contains technical drawings for a bracket and base. It includes front and side view drawings with labeled dimensions. The drawings are labeled with the student's name, drawing name, scale, and date.
The document shows an engineering drawing with labeled dimensions of various components. It includes labels for washers, rivets, roller bearings, and dimensions between points A and B. The drawing was produced by an Autodesk educational product and drawn by Ed Naughton on February 26, 2012 for ITT Technical Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This document contains a technical drawing with dimensions and annotations. It includes two views of an object labeled Section A-A with various labeled dimensions. It also contains notes that it was drawn by Ed Naughton on February 26, 2012 and produced using an Autodesk educational product.
The document appears to be a technical drawing of some mechanical part, as it contains dimensions, labels for different views (Side A and Side B), and a note indicating it was drawn by someone at a technical institute. It shows top and side views of a rectangular part with various holes, slots, and protrusions. The drawing is labeled as being produced by an Autodesk educational product and includes the date and scale.
The document contains technical drawings and parts lists for an assembly project. It includes 6 separate drawings showing the details of individual parts like bases, rods and wheels. It also has an assembly drawing and parts list identifying the 6 different parts and their quantities needed for the overall assembly. The student name and dates are listed for each technical drawing.
The document contains technical drawings and parts lists for an assembly project. It includes 5 separate drawings showing details of individual parts like bases and wheels. It also has an assembly drawing and parts list identifying the 6 different parts and their quantities needed for the overall assembly. The drawings were created by a student named depau9827 for a project called Assembly1 using Autodesk education software.
The document contains technical drawings and part lists for an assembly. It includes drawings for 7 separate parts that make up the assembly including a base piece, middle piece, link part, insert, and wheels. Each drawing shows the dimensions and views of an individual part to be used in the overall assembly. A parts list provides the quantity and part number for each component.
The document provides a history of the rocking chair, beginning with references to rocking motion in paintings from the 16th century. It discusses how adding rockers to chairs evolved from cradles and rocking horses. The earliest known citation of the term "rocking chair" was in 1787. Early rocking chairs originated in Europe and some of the first illustrations showed the rebis figure from alchemy symbolism rocking. Rocking cradles and horses predated the adult rocking chair. Rocking chairs became popular in America in the 18th century and were used as symbols of status. Different styles of rocking chairs developed over time, including those from the Shakers and bentwood designs.
The chair is very sturdy and will last for several years of rocking. It takes 15-30 minutes to assemble and fits together perfectly. The chair comfortably supports over 185 lbs without any flexing, is stable and cannot be easily tipped over. It has no sharp edges or other hazards.
This document contains a technical drawing with dimensions and specifications for an assembly consisting of two axles (A and B) connected by bolts. The assembly includes two M16 bolts that are 2 inches long and connect the axles, with axle A measuring 6.3 inches and axle B measuring 5 inches. Tolerances and title block information such as the date, author, and scale are provided.
The document contains 11 technical drawings created by student Koht1342 between October 18, 2010 and October 25, 2010. Each drawing page contains geometric shapes with numerical dimensions and notes that the drawing was produced with an Autodesk educational product. The title, scale, and date are provided for each technical drawing.
The document contains technical drawings for parts of a test rack, including the base of the test rack, a backplate, and screws. The drawings include dimensions, tolerances, notes and labels to fully specify the geometry and features of each part. Dimensioned orthographic and section views are provided for all parts to completely define their design and facilitate manufacturing.
The document appears to be a technical drawing created by an Autodesk educational product. It includes various geometric shapes such as rectangles, circles, and lines with labeled dimensions. At the bottom it lists the student name, drawing name, scale, and date the drawing was produced.
The document shows an engineering drawing of a hanger bracket with labeled dimensions. It was drawn by Ed Naughton for ITT Technical Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on February 25, 2012 at a scale of 1 to 2. The drawing includes front and side views of the bracket with various radii and lengths indicated.
This document contains a technical drawing of a turn buckle assembly. The drawing includes labeled dimensions for various parts of the assembly, including lengths, angles, and radii. It also notes the date it was drawn, the drafter's name, and that it was produced using an Autodesk educational product.
This technical drawing depicts various geometric shapes such as rectangles, circles, and arcs with labeled dimensions. Key specifications include a rectangle with dimensions of 4.00 x 2.50 units, a circle with a diameter of 1.25 units, and an arc with a radius of 1.25 units within a larger rectangle. The drawing was produced by Autodesk design software for educational purposes and contains the student's name, drawing name, scale of 1:2, and date.
This technical drawing shows the dimensions of various geometric shapes including lines, circles, arcs and rectangles. Key dimensions shown are lines and arcs with lengths of 1, 1.25, 2, 2.5 and 4 units as well as a circle with a diameter of 1.25 units and rectangles with sides of 1 by 2.5 and 1.25 by 2 units. The drawing also includes information about the student name, drawing name, scale and date.
The document contains technical drawings and specifications for a shoe and its components. It includes detailed drawings of the shoe, a shoe strap, and an assembly drawing showing how the parts fit together. Dimensioned views and notes provide measurements and descriptions of features for the shoe, strap, and their assembly.
The document contains technical drawings for an axle assembly created by a student using Autodesk software. The drawings depict individual parts like the base, walls, housing and wheels at varying scales. An assembly drawing brings the parts together and lists them with quantities. The student's name, drawing name, scale and date are provided for each part and assembly print.
This document appears to be a technical drawing created by an Autodesk educational product. The drawing includes dimensions for various lines and shapes, including rectangles and circles. At the bottom it lists the student name, drawing name, scale, and date the drawing was produced.
The document contains several technical drawings produced by an Autodesk educational product. The drawings include dimensions and are labeled with the student's name, drawing name, scale, and date. The drawings depict mechanical parts including a base part, linkage pieces, dowels, and parts for a crane arm and with window openings. All drawings include the label "PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT."
This technical drawing shows various geometric shapes and measurements, including rectangles, circles, and lines of different lengths. It contains dimensions ranging from 0.50 to 4.00 units and was produced using Autodesk software. The drawing is titled "auxilarry drawing" and was created by a student named morrison2816 at a 1:2 scale on November 9, 2010.
The document contains technical drawings for a bracket and base. It includes front and side view drawings with labeled dimensions. The drawings are labeled with the student's name, drawing name, scale, and date.
The document shows an engineering drawing with labeled dimensions of various components. It includes labels for washers, rivets, roller bearings, and dimensions between points A and B. The drawing was produced by an Autodesk educational product and drawn by Ed Naughton on February 26, 2012 for ITT Technical Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This document contains a technical drawing with dimensions and annotations. It includes two views of an object labeled Section A-A with various labeled dimensions. It also contains notes that it was drawn by Ed Naughton on February 26, 2012 and produced using an Autodesk educational product.
The document appears to be a technical drawing of some mechanical part, as it contains dimensions, labels for different views (Side A and Side B), and a note indicating it was drawn by someone at a technical institute. It shows top and side views of a rectangular part with various holes, slots, and protrusions. The drawing is labeled as being produced by an Autodesk educational product and includes the date and scale.
The document contains technical drawings and parts lists for an assembly project. It includes 6 separate drawings showing the details of individual parts like bases, rods and wheels. It also has an assembly drawing and parts list identifying the 6 different parts and their quantities needed for the overall assembly. The student name and dates are listed for each technical drawing.
The document contains technical drawings and parts lists for an assembly project. It includes 5 separate drawings showing details of individual parts like bases and wheels. It also has an assembly drawing and parts list identifying the 6 different parts and their quantities needed for the overall assembly. The drawings were created by a student named depau9827 for a project called Assembly1 using Autodesk education software.
The document contains technical drawings and part lists for an assembly. It includes drawings for 7 separate parts that make up the assembly including a base piece, middle piece, link part, insert, and wheels. Each drawing shows the dimensions and views of an individual part to be used in the overall assembly. A parts list provides the quantity and part number for each component.
The document provides a history of the rocking chair, beginning with references to rocking motion in paintings from the 16th century. It discusses how adding rockers to chairs evolved from cradles and rocking horses. The earliest known citation of the term "rocking chair" was in 1787. Early rocking chairs originated in Europe and some of the first illustrations showed the rebis figure from alchemy symbolism rocking. Rocking cradles and horses predated the adult rocking chair. Rocking chairs became popular in America in the 18th century and were used as symbols of status. Different styles of rocking chairs developed over time, including those from the Shakers and bentwood designs.
The chair is very sturdy and will last for several years of rocking. It takes 15-30 minutes to assemble and fits together perfectly. The chair comfortably supports over 185 lbs without any flexing, is stable and cannot be easily tipped over. It has no sharp edges or other hazards.
This document contains a schedule listing various tasks related to designing and prototyping a chair across the months of March and April. The schedule includes brainstorming, research, designing two solutions, a decision matrix, detailed sketches and drawings of the chair, cutting parts, finite element analysis, prototyping, testing and evaluation, and proof of collaboration between schools. The tasks are broken down by date with colors alternating to make the schedule easier to read.
The chair is very sturdy and will last for several years of rocking. It takes 15-30 minutes to construct and fits together perfectly with no issues regarding finger pinching, sharp edges, tipping, or sliding. The chair is comfortable to sit in for 3-4.5 hours and can hold over 125 pounds. There are no sharp edges that could be hazardous.
The document describes an activity where student teams develop team norms to guide their behavior and work processes. It provides examples of topics teams should address, such as code of conduct, communication protocols, file management, decision making, and conflict resolution. The procedure has students brainstorm ideas within these topics, analyze their impact, agree on key norms, and document them. Students then create a project timeline and assign roles to team members for different project components. They recreate the design brief, construct a Gantt chart, and include the agreed upon team norms on the second page for all members to sign, showing their understanding and agreement.
1. When purchasing a product, the most important factors I consider are cost (both short and long term), durability, effectiveness for intended use, and risk. All of these factors ultimately relate back to cost. Considering these factors from a customer's perspective will help me create a more appealing product.
2. Beverage package designs have changed over the past few years to save material and reduce costs. Containers are smaller and made of thinner plastic. Bottle caps are also shorter. These changes have made packages less durable and more prone to leaks. While reducing costs for companies, the design changes have also created some problems for customers and stores. Engineers must balance addressing customer needs with the costs and drawbacks of design alterations
1. When purchasing a product, the most important factors I consider are cost (both short and long term), durability, effectiveness for intended use, and risk. All of these factors ultimately relate back to cost. Considering these factors from a customer's perspective will help me create a more appealing product.
2. Beverage package designs have changed over the past few years to save material and reduce costs. Containers are smaller and made of thinner plastic. Bottle caps are also shorter. These changes have made packages less durable and more prone to leaks. While reducing costs for companies, the design changes have also created some problems for customers and stores. Engineers must balance addressing customer needs with the costs and downsides of design alterations
This document summarizes the history and development of paper. It discusses how paper was first created in ancient Egypt using papyrus reeds from the Nile River. It then covers the development of papermaking in China in 105 AD using plant fibers. The document outlines how papermaking spread from Asia to Europe between the 3rd to 10th centuries. It also summarizes some of the key steps involved in modern industrial papermaking processes that began emerging in the late 1700s.
The document contains a parts list for an assembly project. It lists 5 parts with the following part numbers and quantities: Part1 (1), Part2 (4), Part3 (2), Part4 (3), Part5 (5). The parts list is preceded by documentation showing the drawings were created by a student named Tobias using Autodesk software between October 7-14, 2010.
This document describes a collapsible cup that functions as a phone. It can hold beverages, make calls, video chat, listen to music, watch TV, and take pictures. The cup folds down into a thin disk and can answer calls in either form. It features a 4G phone, touch screen, camera, and speakers. It is meant to reduce waste from disposable cups and would cost around $350.
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Nehmen Sie an diesem Webinar teil, bei dem HCL-Ambassador Marc Thomas und Gastredner Franz Walder Ihnen diese neue Welt näherbringen. Es vermittelt Ihnen die Tools und das Know-how, um den Überblick zu bewahren. Sie werden in der Lage sein, Ihre Kosten durch eine optimierte Domino-Konfiguration zu reduzieren und auch in Zukunft gering zu halten.
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Train Engine
1. PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Hitch Peg
Axle Peg
.15618
.422
.25 .40 .40
B B
.25
.65
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.50
1/4-20 UNC - 2A
.031 .11
.125
SECTION B-B
.13 X 45 Chamfer SCALE 1 : 1
.312
C
.25 .45
.25
.338
.25
Diameter .10
C SECTION C-C
SCALE 2 : 1 Hitch Magnet
Linkage Peg
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
Koht1342 Axel Peg.ipt Varies
12/1/2010
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2X R.19
3.50 2X .18
.25
.125
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
Koht Family Linkage Arm.ipt 1"=1"
12/5/2010
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.50 .25
R2.35
R.50 .25
R.75 3X .125 .125
1.75
1.38
.625 .88
.375 .125 1.00 .50
.25 .50 .375
1.00
1.75
1.00
1.63 4.50
5.50
2.00
All Edges Except Holes R.1 2X 1/4-20 UNC - 2B THRU
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
Koht1342 Train body.ipt 1"=2"
12/1/2010
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7
4
3
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2
6
8
Parts List
ITEM QTY PART NUMBER
1 1 Train body 5
2 4 Axel Peg
8
3 1 Hitch Peg 9
1
4 1 Htich magnet
5 2 Linkage Arm
6 4 Linkage Peg
7 1 Smoke Stack
8 4 Wheel
9 1 Cow Catcher
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
Koht Family Assembly1.iam 1"=1"
12/6/2010
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1.25
.875
1.12
.375
D .375
1.75
1.50
.25
D
.50 SECTION D-D
SCALE 1 : 1
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
John Tobias Smoke Stack.ipt 1"=1"
12/5/2010
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.25
R.13
.10
.25
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.18
DETAIL F
SCALE 2 : 1
R.34 E
15
30
F
2.00
30 .28 1.50 2.00
.28
E R.10
R.57 SECTION E-E
SCALE 1 : 1
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
kohlin3184 Wheel.ipt 1"=1"
11/30/2010
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1.25
.63
.50 .125
.60
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.01 X 45 Chamfer
.10
.125
.75
.25 1.00 .05
.05
SECTION G-G
SCALE 1 : 1
1.80
1.20
G G
STUDENT NAME DRAWING NAME SCALE DATE
tobias1688 Cow Catcher.ipt 1"=1"
12/1/2010
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