What is assembly drawing in CAD?

What are assembly drawing?

A drawing which displays the parts of a machine or a machine unit assembled in their relative working positions is known as assembly drawing.

What is an assembly drawing and why do we need them?

Assembly Drawings demonstrate how a number of separate subassembly drawings, detailed parts, standard components and specifications come together in a unified assembly. Assembly Drawings must provide sufficient information to enable the assembly of a component.

What is part and assembly drawing?

Assembly drawing is a presentation of a structure or product with its components connected together,in their relative working positions while in use. These components are fabricated separately, and are assembled or installed together at their utility sites such that each part fits and matches with the others.

What are the types of assembly drawing?

Assembly drawing

• General assembly drawings, showing an overall assembly.
• Outline assembly drawings, showing the exterior shape.
• Diagrammatic assembly drawings, representing the assembly with the use of symbols.
• Unit assembly or sub-assembly drawings, showing in more detail a part of the overall assembly.

What is part assembly?

Part assemblies organize child parts and part subassemblies to define more complex parts, such as motors or engines. Consumable parts must be kit-enabled to add them to part assemblies. All rotable parts can be added to part assemblies.

What are all of the uses of an assembly drawing?

The purpose of an assembly drawings is item identification, labeling the sequence for assembly and sometimes to even mention standard requirements. These drawings also show orthogonal plans, sections, elevations, weight, mass, Bill of Materials(BOM) etc.