drawing design difference
drawing design difference
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I have question on drawings of centrifugal pump and comprossers.the thing is how we identify through the drawing is compressor or pump.is there any changes in drawing dimension or anything else .pls advise me
I have question on drawings of centrifugal pump and comprossers.the thing is how we identify through the drawing is compressor or pump.is there any changes in drawing dimension or anything else .pls advise me





RE: drawing design difference
A drawing doesn't necessarily say what the part or assembly does, other than the name given in the title block, or maybe some special notes.
John-Paul Belanger
Certified Sr. GD&T Professional
Geometric Learning Systems
RE: drawing design difference
Every drawing is unique, therefore you should always have title block with drawing name and number. Drawing name can be same for different drawings, for example "flange", "shaft" etc, but drawing number need to be always unique. I do not know your drawings numbering system, but one way to make identification very easy between pump and compressor drawings is to add some certain letter or number combination into your drawing numbers. For example all pump drawings numbers start with letter "P" and all compressors drawings numbers start with letter "C".
RE: drawing design difference
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RE: drawing design difference
What is Engineering anyway: FAQ1088-1484: In layman terms, what is "engineering"?
RE: drawing design difference
Naming can get out of hand so fast and no one orders parts by name - so I figured that everything should be either a shim or a bracket. If it fits between two parts, it's a shim. If it attaches between two parts it's a bracket. O-ring - shim. Waterpump housing - shim. Engine block - bracket. I guess the third category - fastener, for what hooks things to brackets o traps shims between brackets.
Any more slip and you get - "bracket, lower left, compressor mid, liquid-side. And then the ERP guys take that and make it - "bracket, low"
What do they order? 189-154.
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The Help for this program was created in Windows Help format, which depends on a feature that isn't included in this version of Windows.