How are nozzles at different positions at the same height of the cylinder drawn in the assembly diagram?
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This post was last edited by mkteamolyh on 2015-7-30 20:16. How should connectors that are at roughly the same height but in different positions be represented in an assembly diagram? Because according to the drawing rules, rotation in the same cross-section will cause interference. Thank you all!
This can be well expressed in the floor plan layout.
Assembly drawings are always accompanied by pipe end orientation diagrams.
They are basically at the same height but not in the same orientation; if drawn on the assembly diagram, interference will occur. What should be done?
Only a larger view of one pipe opening is shown, with two pipe opening symbols marked; the unmarked pipe opening symbols are indicated in parentheses. Additionally, the unshown pipe openings are shown again in a partial (sectional) view.
Thank you so much! I suddenly understood! !
You might want to give the floor plan layout a try