Engineering Drawing (2nd Edition)
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Editor's review
As a typical introductory engineering guide, its value lies in building a solid framework for graphical expression thinking. Engineering drawings are the language of engineers. Through numerous examples and exercises that progress from elementary to advanced, the book focuses on training readers' spatial imagination and rigorous awareness of standards. It does not pursue showy software操作 but returns to the essential understanding of "why it is drawn this way," which is crucial for building a solid professional foundation. The editor believes that for beginners, the book's step-by-step approach is a major advantage; for practitioners who need to refresh their knowledge, it is also a reliable desk reference. However, it should be noted that the book is positioned as a foundational disciplinary textbook, with its depth concentrated on traditional descriptive geometry and drawing standards; readers seeking specialized discussion of advanced 3D modeling, in-depth standards for specific industries, or the latest intelligent design software will need to read further.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Lower-division undergraduates in engineering programs such as mechanical, civil, and aerospace engineering at colleges and universities
- Working technical personnel who need to systematically study or review national standards and fundamentals of engineering drawing
- Exam candidates preparing for engineering professional qualification examinations who need to review foundational drawing content
- Self-learners interested in graphical engineering expression who wish to develop spatial logical thinking
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking detailed operation tutorials for advanced 3D modeling software (such as SolidWorks, CATIA)
- Senior engineers who need to study highly specialized drawing standards for a particular industry (such as architecture or electrical engineering) in depth
Reading tips
- It is recommended to study the chapters in order, and to complete the exercises in the book by hand, combining projection theory with spatial imagination.
- Keep drawing tools at hand while reading, and try drawing from physical objects or simple models to deepen understanding.
- Consult the latest national standards for technical drawing (GB/T) for further reading and to learn about updates to specifications.
About the publisher
Chongqing University Press is a comprehensive university press whose publishing areas span social and cultural studies, industrial technology, finance and economics, medicine, social psychology, and theory. Judging from its catalog, the press publishes both academic works and popular science titles. Representative books include E. H. Gombrich's Shadows: The Depiction of Cast Shadows in Western Art, Magnesium-Based Hydrogen Storage Materials by Pan Fusheng et al., Research on China's Regional Spatial Development Models by Sun Jiuwen, and titles from the Gynecologic Oncology Committee of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association, such as the Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Common Gynecologic Malignancies in China (2019) and Bipolar Disorder: What You and Your Family Need to Know. Its authors work in art history, materials science, regional economics, clinical medicine, and social research methods. Public information is limited, but its publishing profile combines academic translation, industrial technology, and practical medical guides.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 内容提要
- 前言(第2版)
- 前言
- 绪论
- 0.1 本课程的性质和任务
- 0.2 本课程的学习方法
- 第1章 制图基础
- 1.1 制图标准
- 1.2 绘图工具及其使用方法
- 1.3 几何作图
- 1.4 平面图形的分析与画法
- 1.5 绘图的方法与步骤
- 第2章 投影基础
- 2.1 投影法概述
- 2.2 三视图的形成及投影规律
- 2.3 点、线和面的投影
- 2.4 平面立体的投影
- 2.5 回转体的投影
- 第3章 换面法
- 3.1 概述
- 3.2 点的投影变换规律
- 3.3 几个基本作图问题
- 第4章 组合体
- 4.1 组合体视图的基本知识
- 4.2 组合体视图的画法
- 4.3 平面与立体的交线
- 4.4 相贯体的投影
- 4.5 组合体的尺寸标注
- 4.6 组合体的读图
- 第5章 立体的轴测图
- 5.1 轴测投影的基本知识
- 5.2 正等轴测图
- 5.3 斜二轴测图
- 5.4 轴测图的剖切画法
- 第6章 零件常用的表达方法
- 6.1 视图
- 6.2 剖视图
- 6.3 断面图
- 6.4 局部放大图
- 6.5 简化画法和规定画法
- 6.6 表达方法综合举例
- 6.7 第三角画法简介
- 第7章 零件图
- 7.1 概述
- 7.2 尺寸公差与配合
- 7.3 几何公差及表面结构
- 7.4 常见工艺结构的表达
- 7.5 视图的选择
- 7.6 尺寸的合理标注
- 7.7 读零件图的方法
- 第8章 标准件与常用件
- 8.1 螺纹紧固件
- 8.2 键和销
- 8.3 滚动轴承
- 8.4 齿轮
- 8.5 弹簧
- 第9章 装配图
- 9.1 概述
- 9.2 表达方法
- 9.3 尺寸标注和技术要求
- 9.4 明细表和标题栏
- 9.5 视图选择及绘制步骤
- 9.6 装配工艺性
- 9.7 读装配图及拆画零件图
- 第10章 计算机绘图基础
- 10.1 AutoCAD绘图基础
- 10.2 基本绘图命令
- 10.3 精确绘图辅助工具
- 10.4 基本编辑命令
- 10.5 图层及其应用
- 10.6 文字注写与尺寸标注
- 10.7 块及其应用
- 10.8 综合举例
- 10.9 图形输出
- 第11章 电气工程制图
- 11.1 电气工程图的基本知识
- 11.2 电气工程制图的规则与画法
- 11.3 电路图
- 11.4 框图
- 11.5 接线图(表)
- 11.6 印刷板图
- 11.7 线扎图
- 11.8 流程图
- 第12章 建筑工程制图
- 12.1 建筑工程图概述
- 12.2 建筑施工图
- 12.3 建筑结构施工图
- 12.4 设备施工图
- 附录
- 参考文献
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About the author
Zhang Lingling: publicly available information is limited. She is known in this library for two works, both centered on the teaching of engineering drawing: Engineering Drawing (2nd Edition) and the companion Engineering Drawing Exercise Book. Judging from the titles and their usual classification, her writing falls in the fields of industrial technology and examination materials, aimed at the needs of engineering drawing courses in engineering colleges and balancing theoretical explanation with practice. The second edition indicates a revised textbook, while the exercise book is designed to be used alongside the main text so that readers can practice as they learn and check their grasp of the material. The available information is not sufficient to describe her education, positions, or professional experience, so a biographical account would not be appropriate. Overall, she is known for compiling textbooks and study aids for classroom and self-study use, and her works have a practical role in basic engineering drawing instruction.
Tang Keyan is a book author about whom limited public information is available; details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name cannot currently be confirmed. Judging from the works held in the database, he co-authored two titles, Engineering Drawing (2nd Edition) and an accompanying workbook of engineering drawing exercises, both within the field of engineering drawing instruction and commonly classified under industrial technology and examinations. One is a textbook and the other a companion exercise book, and the two are structurally linked, reflecting an approach that gives equal weight to classroom teaching and after-class practice and primarily serves the teaching needs of related courses in engineering colleges. Because public materials are limited, his personal history, institutional affiliation, and academic background cannot be verified at present; readers may gain a sense of his editorial style and emphasis from the textbook text and the exercise arrangements.
Zheng Caiguo is one of the authors included in this Chinese book database. Public information about him is limited: details such as his birthplace, education, and professional positions are not recorded. Two of his works are currently available in the database: Engineering Drawing (2nd Edition) and an accompanying Engineering Drawing Exercise Book, both within the field of engineering drawing instruction. Judging from the titles and classifications, his writing centers on industrial technology and exam preparation, emphasizing basic drafting standards, drawing representation, and practice exercises. The textbook and exercise book are designed to be used together, allowing readers to learn while practicing. Such works typically serve engineering students at higher education institutions and candidates preparing for related professional qualification exams, and are clearly intended as teaching aids. Owing to limited source material, a full assessment of his writing style and academic influence is difficult; readers may gain a better understanding through the specific contents of the two books mentioned above.
Lei Yongfeng is an author about whom limited public information is available, and what can be confirmed comes mainly from two books. According to the library's holdings, he contributed to Introduction to Electrical Engineering (2nd Edition) and Engineering Drawing (2nd Edition). Both appear as second editions, indicating that the content has been revised and updated and is suitable for use as textbooks or teaching references. The works are classified under examinations and industrial technology, focusing on electrical engineering and engineering drawing: the former covers basic concepts and the knowledge framework of electrical engineering, while the latter emphasizes the drawing and reading of engineering graphics, both being foundational subjects in engineering education. The available material is not sufficient for a detailed discussion of writing style, but the books' positioning suggests clear, classroom-oriented textbook writing. Since information about the author's life, education, and positions has not appeared in public sources, no speculation is made here; this introduction is based solely on the works themselves.
Song Li is an author about whom limited public information is available. Only one work by this author is currently included in the collection, Engineering Drawing (2nd Edition), which is classified under industrial technology. This work suggests that Song Li writes in the basic technical field of engineering drawing, covering drafting standards, graphic representation methods, and engineering expression, and is intended for engineering education or related technical study. Because public information on the author's life, professional background, and writing career is lacking, no further details can be given about education, positions, or research focus. Judgments about writing style and influence must therefore remain limited to the existing work, which appears to present drafting knowledge systematically and practically in the form of a textbook or technical reader.