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Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of Plane with Cone/Cylinder
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
Intersection of two Prisms
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
MECH 211
LECTURE #8
• Developments – every line in a development is a TL
• Revolution method
• Box, right prism, right pyramid, right
cylinder, right cone
• Parallel Line Method
• Development of a right/oblique prism
• Development of a right/oblique cylinder
Content of the Lecture
• Radial Line Method
• Development of a right/oblique pyramid
• Development of oblique cone
• Triangulation method
• Development of transition parts
Content of the Lecture
TL of a Line – Revolution Method
TL of a Line – Revolution Method
TL of a Line – Revolution Method
TL of a Line – Revolution Method
Developments
• Development is unfolding or unrolling a
3D surface into a plane surface
• Single curved and surfaces of polyhedrons
can be developed
• Warped and double curved surfaces can be
developed only approximately
• Large practical applications
Developments
box, right prism, right pyramid, right cylinder, right cone
Developments
Parallel Line Method
• Development of Right Prism
• Development of Oblique Prism
• Development of Right Cylinder
• Development of Oblique Cylinder
Development of right prism
Development of right prism
Development of right prism
Development of right prism
Development of right prism
Development of oblique prism
Development of oblique prism
Development of oblique prism
Development of oblique prism
Development of oblique prism
Development of right cylinder
Development of right cylinder
Development of right cylinder
Development of right cylinder
Development of right cylinder
Development of right cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Development of oblique cylinder
Radial Line Method
• Development of Right Truncated Cone
• Development of Oblique Truncated Cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of right (Truncated) cone
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development of oblique (Truncated) cone Triangulation Method
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Development - intersecting cylinders
Triangulation Method
• Development of Transition Parts
• Since the connecting surface is neither a pyramid or a prism previous methods of development cannot be employed here.
• In such cases the various plane surfaces can be divided into triangular areas and each triangle can be laid down in the development as soon as the TL of each of its sides has been determined
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Development - transition parts
Intersection of two Prisms
Cutting plane
method
The problem
shows one
vertical and one
inclined prism,
we must find
the intersection
figures
Intersection of two Prisms
The CP is chosen
across one edge
RS of the prism
This plane cuts the
lower surface at VT,
and the other prism
at AB and CD
The 4 points WZYX
line in both the
prisms and also on
the cutting plane
These are the points
of intersection
required
Intersection of two Prisms
The cutting plane
shown in multi
view projection.
The visibility of
the points are
seen in the 3D
Intersection of two Prisms
Total number of
cutting planes
required is 6 and
locate the
intersection
points from the
cutting planes
and locate the
points in the front
view
Intersection of two Prisms
The points are
connected in the
front view based
on the visibility
and sequence
Intersection of two Prisms
Developments
• In sheet metal layout, extra material must be provided for laps or seams
• If material is thick, bend allowance (BA) must be considered
• BA = (0.017453R + 0.0078T)N
• R = radius of bend; T = Thickness of material; N degree of bend
• Neutral axis C is assumed to be 0.44 T
from inside of the bend