ANSWER TO REVIEW QUESTION 5
Brownline prints and the ozalid process are both positive contact processes. (para 1-8,b(2))
ANSWER TO REVIEW QUESTION 6
When using prints on the job, avoid long exposure to direct sunlight or the prints will fade. (para 1-9,c)
Section IV. Parts of a Print
1-10.
DRAWING FORMATS
Table 1-1. Finished Format Sizes (Inches)
A drawing not only provides information about
the size and shape of the object being represented but
also provides information that enables the drawing to
be identified, processed, and filed methodically. The
systematic arrangement of the drawing sheet to
provide a consistent location for this information is
known as the format of a drawing. Sizes and formats
for military drawings are arranged in accordance with
certain standards.
a. Drawing Sizes. Military drawings are
prepared in standard sizes, designated by letters.
These sizes are listed in table 1-1. Roll size drawings
are normally prepared with an extra 4-inch margin
for protection if possible without exceeding the 144-
inch length limit. Complete details on military
drawings may be found in MIL-STD-100A.
b. Title Block. A typical title block as
illustrated in figure 1-31 shows the name and address
of the preparing agency (A), the title of the drawing
(B), the drafting record (C), authentication and date
(D), the scale and specification number (E), and the
drawing number and sheet number for multiple-sheet
drawings (F).
(1) Drawing number. Each drawing is
identified by a drawing number, which appears in a
number block. It may be shown in other places also;
for example, near the top border line, in the upper
corner, or on the reverse side at both ends so that it
will be visible when a drawing is rolled up. The
drawing number's purpose is to permit quick
identification. If a drawing has more than one sheet,
and each sheet has the same number.
this
information is included in the number block
indicating the sheet number and the number of sheets
in the series. When using construction drawings,
always check to be sure that all necessary sheets are
on hand.
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