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    Engineering drawing and Computer graphics

    Rajaram Lakkaraju
    Mechanical Engineering, IIT Kharagpur

    Module 03:
    Lecture 24 : Orthographic Projections I
    Orthographic projections-1

    Course contents
    1. Introduction to engineering drawings
    2. Conic sections Text books
    1. Engineering drawing
    3. Orthographics projections I by N. D. Bhatt, V. M. Panchal,
    4. Orthographics projections II and P. R. Ingle, Chaottar
    5. Sections and sectional views publishing house
    6. Isometric projections
    2. Engineering graphics
    7. Overview of compuer graphics I with AutoCAD
    8. Overview of compuer graphics II by D. M. Kulkarni, A. P. Rastogi,
    9. Overview of compuer graphics III and A. K. Sarkar, Prentice Hall
    India
    10. Overview of compuer graphics IV
    3. Introduction to solid works
    11. Design project I by G. C. Onwoblu, CRC press
    12. Design project II

    IIT Kharagpur
    Draw orthographic projection views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Draw orthographic projection views
    (1) Select the necessary views
    Thanks to
    (2) Layout the selected views on a drawing Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    sheet Maurya for his excellent
    (1) Complete each selected views materials
    (2) Complete the dimensions and notes

    IIT Kharagpur
    Draw orthographic projection views
    (1) Select the necessary views
    Thanks to
    (2) Layout the selected views on a drawing Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    sheet Maurya for his excellent
    (1) Complete each selected views materials
    (2) Complete the dimensions and notes

    IIT Kharagpur
    Draw orthographic projection views
    (1) Select the necessary views
    Thanks to
    (2) Layout the selected views on a drawing Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    sheet Maurya for his excellent
    (1) Complete each selected views materials
    (2) Complete the dimensions and notes

    IIT Kharagpur
    Draw orthographic projection views
    (1) Select the necessary views
    Thanks to
    (2) Layout the selected views on a drawing Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    sheet Maurya for his excellent
    (1) Complete each selected views materials
    (2) Complete the dimensions and notes

    Few tips
    1. Orient the object to the best position
    relative to a glass box
    2. Select the front view
    3. Select adjacent views

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 1: Orient the object to the best position
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 1: Orient the object to the best position
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 1: Orient the object to the best position
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    The longest dimension of an object should be presented as a width (in a front view) Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    The longest dimension of an object should be presented as a width (in a front view) Thanks to
    be presented as a width (in a front view)
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    The adjacent views project from the selected front view should be appeared in a natural Thanks to
    position
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    The adjacent views project from the selected front view should be appeared in a natural Thanks to
    position
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    It has the fewest number of hidden lines Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    It has the fewest number of hidden lines Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials
    Which one is to choose?

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the front view
    It has the fewest number of hidden lines Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials
    Which one is to choose?

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the adjacent view
    Choose the view that has the fewest number of hidden lines Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the adjacent view
    Choose the view that has the fewest number of hidden lines Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the adjacent view
    Choose the minimum number of views that can represent the major features of the object Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Tip 2: Select the adjacent view
    Choose the minimum number of views that can represent the major features of the object Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    What about this?
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    What about this?
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    What about this?
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    What about this?
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Engineering drawing and Computer graphics
    Rajaram Lakkaraju
    Mechanical Engineering, IIT Kharagpur

    Module 03:
    Lecture 25 : Orthographic Projections I
    Orthographic projections-1

    Course contents
    1. Introduction to engineering drawings
    2. Conic sections Text books
    1. Engineering drawing
    3. Orthographics projections I by N. D. Bhatt, V. M. Panchal,
    4. Orthographics projections II and P. R. Ingle, Chaottar
    5. Sections and sectional views publishing house
    6. Isometric projections
    2. Engineering graphics
    7. Overview of compuer graphics I with AutoCAD
    8. Overview of compuer graphics II by D. M. Kulkarni, A. P. Rastogi,
    9. Overview of compuer graphics III and A. K. Sarkar, Prentice Hall
    India
    10. Overview of compuer graphics IV
    3. Introduction to solid works
    11. Design project I by G. C. Onwoblu, CRC press
    12. Design project II

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require only one view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Flat (thin) part having a uniform thickness such as a gasket, sheet metal etc.
    Cylindrical-shaped part

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require only one view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Flat (thin) part having a uniform thickness such as a gasket, sheet metal etc.
    Cylindrical-shaped part

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require only one view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Flat (thin) part having a uniform thickness such as a gasket, sheet metal etc.
    Cylindrical-shaped part

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require only one view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Flat (thin) part having a uniform thickness such as a gasket, sheet metal etc.
    Cylindrical-shaped part

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require only one view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    Not required
    materials

    Flat (thin) part having a uniform thickness such as a gasket, sheet metal etc.
    Cylindrical-shaped part

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require only one view
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Flat (thin) part having a uniform thickness such as a gasket, sheet metal etc.
    Cylindrical-shaped part

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require two views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require two views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Identical adjacent view exists


    The 3rd view has no significant contours of the object
    (provides no additional information)

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require two views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Identical adjacent view exists


    The 3rd view has no significant contours of the object
    (provides no additional information)

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require two views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Identical adjacent view exists


    The 3rd view has no significant contours of the object
    (provides no additional information)

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require two views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Identical adjacent view exists


    The 3rd view has no significant contours of the object
    (provides no additional information)

    IIT Kharagpur
    Some objects require two views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    Identical adjacent view exists


    The 3rd view has no significant contours of the object
    (provides no additional information)

    IIT Kharagpur
    Guess the object from the views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Guess the object from the views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur
    Guess the object from the views
    Thanks to
    Prof. Akhilesh Kumar
    Maurya for his excellent
    materials

    IIT Kharagpur

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