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ENGINEERING CHANGES
Part 3: Problem 15.25
PROBLEM 15.25 Engineering changes
Your instructor will use your complete set of working drawings
to prepare a series of engineering changes. The complete set of
working drawings for your assigned or selected problem must be
completed, checked by your instructor, and edited as needed for
final grading before doing engineering changes. Confirm the
submittal process with your instructor.
ENGINEERING DESIGN PROBLEMS
Part 4: Problems 15.26 through 15.28
PROBLEM 15.26 Engineering design problem
If you were assigned or selected a problem that contained errors,
you can submit the correct completed problem to the publisher
of this textbook for possible use in future editions. Your submittal
should include the revised fully dimensioned isometric drawings
or dimensioned 3-D models and the correct set of 2-D working
drawings that you completed for your project. In addition, submit
your name and contact information; include a brief biography of
yourself for use in an acknowledgment if your work is selected for
use in the next edition of this textbook. Make a statement grant-
ing permission for the publisher to use your work. Send the elec-
tronic files to:
Cengage Learning
Care of author of Engineering Drawing and Design
Executive Woods
5 Maxwell Drive
Clifton Park, NY 12065
PROBLEM 15.27 Engineering design problem
Find a product of your choice that contains at least three or more
parts. You must be able to disassemble the product without de-
stroying. This is your responsibility. Use measuring tools such as
calipers and micrometers to establish dimensions. Establish fits
between mating parts. Create a set of working drawings for the
product, including a detail drawing of each part to be manufac-
tured on separate sheets. Create an assembly drawing with parts
list. Include any purchase parts in the parts list. Create fully di-
mensioned isometric drawings or dimensioned 3-D models for
your project. Submit the completed problem to the publisher of
this textbook for use in future editions. In addition, submit your
name and contact information and include a brief biography of
yourself for use in an acknowledgment if your work is selected
PROBLEM 15.24
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