What is another word for exploded view?
Pronunciation: [ɛksplˈə͡ʊdɪd vjˈuː] (IPA) 
An exploded view is a visual representation of an object or system wherein the parts are disassembled and positioned separately, usually in a sequential order, to show their individual forms and positions relative to each other. Synonyms for exploded view include disassembled view, breakaway view, cross-sectional view, cutaway view, and exploded diagram. These terms are all used in engineering, manufacturing, and technical documentation to illustrate assembly instructions, part catalogs, and product manuals. Each term may have a slightly different connotation or emphasis, but they all refer to the same technique of showing the parts of an object or system in an organized and informative manner.
