When is a removed view used, how is the location of the removed view identified on the view from where the removed view is taken, how is the removed view oriented, and how is the removed view located and titled on the drawing?

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Answer 1

In some cases, it is necessary to place a view out of normal arrangement with the other views. The situations that can make this necessary are when there is limited space on the sheet or when you want to enlarge the view. Removed views are established by placing viewing plane lines identifying where the view is taken. Each end of the viewing plane line is labeled with a letter, such as A for the first removed view and B for the second removed view. Consecutive letters are used for additional removed views. The view is then moved to a desired location on the drawing and a title is placed below the view to correspond with its viewing plane line label, such as VIEW A-A. The removed view is kept in the same alignment as its normal arrangement. The removed view can be kept at the same scale as the other views or it can be enlarged. When the view is enlarged, the scale is placed under the view title, such as SCALE 2:1.