BS8888 is fully based on the relevant ISO standards, so this book is also.
Most modules include drawing assignments, a quiz, and supplementary information. the new British Standard BS8888: 2002, and will help engineers, lecturers and students with the transition to the new standards. Topics covered are: basic drawing elements (formats, title block, parts list, revision block, etc.), part views (multiview, auxiliary, and isometric), section views, general dimensions, tolerances, finish symbols, and welding symbols. Bs8888 Drawing Standards Free Drawing Conventions As industries developed to address global markets, and supplier bases expanded across national boundaries, the value of international standards, or at least harmonisation between national standards, became apparent.
This course covers the majority of information required to understand basic mechanical two-dimensional engineering drawings. This course is flexible in delivery, and can run over the duration of a day training session or a whole day depending on business requirements and the complexity of the training required. You will study a range of conventional Engineering Drawing methodology, including: -Drawing types (assembly, piece part, machining, welding) - First, Third and Isometric/Orthographic views - Appropriate use of symbols and abbreviations - Line types, styles, conventions - Correct setting and layout of drawings - Basic dimensioning including tolerances - Appropriate drawing equipment and usage This is a competence-based qualification that will lead to a College certificate of attendance following successful achievement.
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