파이프 ISO도면 보는 방법

 

해외 검사원 자격시험 자료 공유합니다

 

먼저 영어 공부를 선행하시고 시험 준비하기를 권장드립니다 본인은 일전에 드릴쉽승선해서 검사한 경험있는데 영어가들리지 않아 곤란한경험이 여러번있었습니다

일단 해외자격시험은 국내 자격보다 어렵지 않습니다 다만 영어로 시험이 진행된다는 점이 어려울뿐입니다

 

API 시험을 치고나서 느낌은?

시험코드는 반듯이 정독해보시고 시험 치세요 대분분의 문제가 해당코드에서 출제 됩니다 그리고 공부방법은 기출문제를 풀어보고 그문제가 어디에서 나오는지 알아야 한다는 것입니다 그것은 추가코드를 공부할때도 마찬가지 입니다 문제를 풀때 앞의 목차를 보면서 어디에서 나올것 같은지 한번씩 생각해 보시기를 추천 드립니다    

 

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국내 최저가 화상영어 추천(한달 5만원 20회  20분)

국내 최저가 화상영어 (한달 5만원 20회 20분)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Isometric views in more than one plane

 

Below are some examples of isometric drawings. The auxiliary lines in the shape of a cube, ensure better visualization of the pipeline routing.

 

‎Figure ‎‎1‎‎ shows a pipeline which runs through three planes. The pipe line begins and ends with a flange. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

 

• pipe runs to the east
• pipe runs up
• pipe runs to the north
• pipe runs to the west
• pipe runs down

 

‎Figure ‎‎2‎‎ is almost identical to the drawing above. A different perspective is shown, and the pipe that comes from above is longer. ‎
‎ Because this pipe in isometric view, runs behind the other pipe, this must be indicated by a break in the line. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

• pipe runs to the south
• pipe runs up
• pipe runs to the west
• pipe runs to the north
• pipe runs down

 

‎Figure ‎‎3‎‎ shows a pipe that runs through three planes and in two planes it make a bow. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

• pipe runs to the south
• pipe runs up
• pipe runs up and to the west
• pipe runs up
• pipe runs to the west
• pipe runs to the north-west
• pipe runs to the north

 

‎Figure ‎‎4‎‎ shows a pipe that runs through three planes, from one plane to a opposite plane. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

• pipe runs to the south
• pipe runs up
• pipe runs up and to the north-west
• pipe runs to the north

Hatches on a Isometric Drawing

Hatches on isometric drawings being applied, to indicate that a pipe runs at a certain angle and in which direction the pipe runs.

Sometimes, small changes in the hatch, the routing of a pipe is no longer the east, but for example suddenly to the north.

 

‎Figure ‎‎5‎‎ shows a pipe, where the hatch indicates that the middle leg runs to the east. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

• pipe runs up
• pipe runs up and to the east
• pipe runs up

 

‎Figure ‎‎6‎‎ shows a pipe, where the hatch indicates that the middle leg runs to the north. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

• pipe runs up
• pipe runs up and to the north
• pipe runs up

 

The two drawings above show, that changing from only the hatch, a pipeline receives a different direction. Hatches are particularly important in isometric views.

 

‎Figure ‎‎7‎‎ shows a pipe, where the hatches indicates that the middle leg runs up and to the north-west. ‎
‎ Routing starting point ‎‎X‎

• pipe runs up
• pipe runs up and to the north-west
• pipe runs to the north