Trending Engineering Drawing Discussions

After the IFC drawing when something going to change as per site condition, then next drawing should first coming Void or Issue (Shop) drawings.?‎

What is isometric drawing & Process and instrumentation drawing?‎

first definition of isometric drawing and P&ID deference between isometric and P&ID‎

What are the steps involved in copying a closed drawing?‎

What is Ifc drawing?‎

 

Answer added by  Shahad Shaban, Mechanical QC Supervisor, Samsung Engineering
6 years ago

Isometric drawing is a method for visually representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions in technical and engineering drawing. P&ID is a flow diagram which ... See More

 

Answer added by  Joses Gomes, Site Engineer, AL BALAGH
4 years ago

Isometric dwg is for fabrication & P&ID for erection 

 

Answer added by  TOM JOSEPH KOLLARTHOTTATHIL, Site Engineer, Sam Engineering Construction
6 years ago

Isometric Drawing have the accurate length and path ,but in the P&ID Drawing only having the path from where to where the pipe line connection,and also showing the in ... See More

 

Answer added by  MANSOOR AHMED, Sr. Purchase Officer, General tyre & Rubber company
6 years ago

Drawing made on 45 degree. three dimentional drawing and schematic drawing.

 

Answer added by  Maik Patai, High Skilled Cabinet Maker, Amels
6 years ago

isometric drawing is a way to presenting drawings in a three dimensions. process/instrumentation drawing are more Details and show up the way the process to install or pr ... See More

 

Answer added by  ahmed Elmissery, geotechnical engineer, Alghanim international
6 years ago

ISOMETRIC 3D P&ID 2D DRAWING WITH MORE DETAILS,DIMENSIONS,....ETC