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    The document is a lecture on engineering graphics that discusses different types of projections used to represent 3D objects in 2D drawings. It introduces perspective projection, where the size of objects depends on their distance from the picture plane, and orthographic projection as an improvement that fully defines objects. The lecture then covers planes of projection, revolving those planes to obtain different views of an object, and providing an example of drawing all six views of a glass box on a single sheet of paper.

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    The document is a lecture on engineering graphics that discusses different types of projections used to represent 3D objects in 2D drawings. It introduces perspective projection, where the size of objects depends on their distance from the picture plane, and orthographic projection as an improvement that fully defines objects. The lecture then covers planes of projection, revolving those planes to obtain different views of an object, and providing an example of drawing all six views of a glass box on a single sheet of paper.

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    Lecture 2

    TA111
    Engineering Graphics 2023-2024, Sem-II

    By
    Dr. Mukesh Sharma
    Professor
    DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

    INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KANPUR


    KANPUR-208016, INDIA
    2
    3

    1 4
    URE
    PICT
    Object NE
    PLA

    Observer

    Perspective Projection

    All dimensions are foreshortened – size function of where is the picture plane?
    • Pleasing to eyes; draw what we see; camera does the same
    • Is it a good idea?
    • What happens if the observer is at infinite distance?
    • Now, does the position of picture plane matter?
    Describe the Shape: Theory of Projections
    Orthographic View

    PA
    RA
    LL
    EL

    Projectors

    Orthographic Projection
    Improvement? Is Object fully defined?
    Planes of Projection
    Revolution of the planes of projection
    Planes revolved into the plane of the paper
    Obtaining three views of an object
    Position of views
    Glass box
    Opening the glass box
    Six views of an object on a sheet of drawing paper

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