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    The document discusses different types of technical drawing projections used in engineering, including orthographic, isometric, oblique, and perspective projections. It provides explanations of key concepts like projection planes, projectors, first and third angle projections. The document also defines isometric projection as a type of pictorial projection where the three dimensions of an object can be measured directly from a single view. It includes examples of solutions to different problems involving orthographic views and isometric projections.

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    The document discusses different types of technical drawing projections used in engineering, including orthographic, isometric, oblique, and perspective projections. It provides explanations of key concepts like projection planes, projectors, first and third angle projections. The document also defines isometric projection as a type of pictorial projection where the three dimensions of an object can be measured directly from a single view. It includes examples of solutions to different problems involving orthographic views and isometric projections.

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    MISSING AND ISOMETRIC

    VIEWS PRESENTATION
    Discussion on Orthographic and
    isometric projection.
    Principal of projection.
    If straight lines are drawn from various points
    on the counter of an object to meet a plane,
    the object is said to be projected on that plane.
    The figure formed by joining ,in correct
    sequence ,the points at which these lines
    meet the plane ,is called the projection of the
    object .The lines from the object to the plane
    are called projectors.
    METHODS OF PROJECTION
    In engg. drawing following four methods
    of projections are commonly used they are
    1)Orthographic projection.
    2)Isometric projections.
    3)Obique projection.
    4)Prerspective projection.
    In the above methods 2,3,4 represents the
    objects by a pictorial view as eyes see it .In these
    methods of projection a three dimensional object is
    represented on a projection plane by one view only.
    While in the orthographic projection an object is
    represented by two or three views on the mutual
    perpendicular projection planes. Each projection
    view represents two dimensions of object at least
    two or three views are required.
    Draw the first angle
    projection and third angle
    projection symbol?
    Why first angle and third angle
    method is used and why second
    and fourth angle method is not
    used?
    Assumptions.
    1)Vertical plane is assumed fix.
    2)Horizantal plane is rotated in 90 degree.
    3)Horizontal plane is rotated in clockwise
    direction only.
    4)Observer is always at the right side of vertical
    plane.
    Why third angle method is mostly used?
    First angle projection
    Third angle method.
    What is mean by
    isometric projection?
    Isometric projection is a type of
    pictorial projection in which the
    three dimensions of a solid are not
    only shown in one view, but their
    actual sizes can be measured
    directly from it.
    Isometric graph
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    Answer
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    12.Draw isometric view?.
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    29.Draw top view & isometric view
    29. Solution
    30.
    Draw top view and isometric view.
    30.Solution
    31.Draw L.H.S.V. and Isometric view
    31.Solution.
    32.Draw isometric view?
    32.Solution
    33.Draw isometric view?
    33-Solution
    34.Draw isometric view?
    35.Draw isometric view?
    Evaluate yourself .
     No of correct answers –
     60 or more – Excellent
     Between 40 –60 – Good
     Between 30 – 40 – Average
     Less than 30 – Take efforts

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