Self-Test C-3.6.1: Use Drawing Projections
Complete Self-Test C-3.6.1 and check your answers.
- One advantage of orthographic projections is that
- they can be used for complex piping systems
- they pinpoint the exact location of equipment
- if the drawing is to scale, all the items are to scale
- the building appears just as it would look to you
- Orthographic piping drawings normally include how many views?
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In questions 3–18, draw the remaining view in the space provided. Complete your drawings neatly at a scale proportional to the given views.
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For questions 19–23, select the correct numbers from the chart on the right below. In questions 19–21 identify:
- Top view
- Right elevation for the front views shown. (The same number may be used more than once.)




In Questions 22 and 23 select the correct numbers that identify:
- Front view
- Right view for the top views shown.


Answer Key: Self-Test C-3.6.1 is on the other page.


























