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    Engineering

    Graphics

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    INDEX

    Introduction

    Scales

    Engineering Curves

    Orthographic Projection

    Isometric Projection

    Projection of Points & Lines

    Projection of Planes

    Projection of Solids

    Section of Solids

    IN CLASS

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    INTRODUCTIONTypes of Lines

    Numbering

    Dimensioning

    Types of Polygon

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    TYPES OF LINESTYPE ILLUSTRATION APPLICATION

    CONTINUOUS THICK Visible outlines

    CONTINUOUS THIN Dimension lines, Leader

    lines, extension lines

    CONTINUOUS THIN - WAVY Irregular boundary lines

    SHORT DASHES Hidden outlines & edges

    LONG CHAIN THIN Center lines, locus lines,

    pitch circles

    LONG CHAIN LINE

    THICK AT ENDS

    THIN ELSEWHERE

    Cutting plane lines

    LONG CHAIN THICK To indicate surface to

    receive additional treatment

    RULED LINE & SHORT ZIG-

    ZAG THINLong break lines

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    NUMBERING

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    STRAIGHT LETTERS & NUMERALS

    Step-1

    First draw two horizontal lines of any length at the distance 10 mmapart from each other.

    Step-2

    Then draw vertical lines between the two horizontal lines atdistance 10 mm apart form each other.

    Step-3

    Then write down the Capital Alphabet letters within each box insuch a way that each letter of the alphabet should touch the

    boundary of the respective box only. Like in the same way writedown full ABCD.

    Step-4

    As per the procedure described above write down numerals from 1to 0 in a new line.

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    INCLINED LETTERS & NUMERALS

    Step-1

    First draw two horizontal lines of any length at the distance 10 mmapart from each other.

    Step-2

    Then draw vertical lines between the two horizontal lines such thateach vertical line should be inclined at an angle of 75 with thehorizontal line & each line should be at the distance of 10 mmapart from each other.

    Step-3

    Then write down the Capital Alphabet letters within each box in

    such a way that each letter of the alphabet should touch theboundary of the respective box only. Like in the same way writedown full ABCD.

    Step-4

    As per the procedure described above write down numerals from 1to 0 in a new line.

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    DIMENSIONING

    There are two types of dimensioning system:

    Uni-Directional System

    Aligned System

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    In Unidirectional Method of Dimensioning the dimension line

    should be cut at center and dimensions should be placed in

    the middle of dimension lines as shown into the figure.

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    In Aligned Method of Dimensioning the dimension line should

    be continuous and dimensions should be placed in the middle

    of dimension lines as shown into the figure

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    Polygon

    30A B

    C

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    BASIC DRAWING

    TRIANGLE

    SQUARE

    PENTAGON

    HEXAGON

    SEPTAGON

    OCTAGON

    How to draw a

    Polygon?

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    TRIANGLE

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    PENTAGON

    BISECTOR

    RADIUS

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    HEXAGON

    RADIUS

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    OCTAGON

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    RADIUS

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