Title: Descriptive Geometry
1DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY
- Dr. Tarun Kanti Naskar
- Prof. Mechanical Engineering Department
- Jadavpur University
- Kolkata, India
2Projections on 3 Principal Planes
P
Rays of light
V
H
3Projection of a Solid
43 Principal Planes Convention of Rotation
V
P
P
V
H
H
51st Angle Projection Solid
6Projection of a solid
73 views of a solid 1st angle
PP
GL
8Projection of a solid
9Views in 4 Quadrants
10Views in 4 Quadrants
No to lt2
11Views in 4 Quadrants
12Views in 4 Quadrants
No to lt4
133rd Angle Projection Solid
143rd Angle Projection
15Multi-view Projections
16Projection of a Point
A
17Projection of a Point
P
A
V
H
183 views of a point
19Projection of a Line
A
B
20Types of Lines
- Oblique Line
- Horizontal Line
- Frontal Line
- Profile Line
- Horizontal-Frontal Line
- Horizontal-Profile Line
- Frontal-Profile Line or Vertical Line
21Projection of an Oblique Line 3 Views
22Projections of a Horizontal Line
A
B
23Projection of a Frontal Line
AB is parallel to Front plane, called Frontal
Line. Other similar lines are Horizontal
Profile lines.
True lengths are obtained.
True lengths are obtained for these lines.
B
243 Views of a line Frontal Line
25Horizontal-Frontal Line
TL
TL
TL
PROJECTION OF DIFFERENT SPECIAL LINES
Profile Line
Vertical Line
TL
TL
Horizontal-Profile Line
26True Length of a Line Revolution Method
A2
OA is an oblique line.
It is revolved about O keeping at a fixed
distance from H-plane.
A
A1
Two positions are obtained, OA1 OA2, when the
line is parallel to V-plane.
True lengths will be obtained on V-plane for
these positions.
O
27TL and True Angle a of a Line Revolution Method
TL
28True Length of a Line Revolution Method
29TL and True Angle b of a Line Revolution Method
TL
30True Length of a Line Auxiliary View Method
Auxiliary Plane A parallel to oblique line PQ
perpendicular to H
A
Q
V
TL
a
P
H
31True Lengths Angles by Auxiliary View Method
TL
g
TL
32True Shape of a Plane
H
TS
V
EV
TL
B
Projections of an oblique plane
A
33Traces of a Line
34Traces of a Line
35Traces of a Plane
Q is an oblique plane in space
V
The plane is extended to intersect V H planes
VQ HQ are the respective traces
The traces intersect at a point on GL Traces of
any line on the plane Q will lie on VQ HQ.
VQ
H
Q
HQ
36Traces of a Plane Normal to HP Angle with VP
Q
VQ
VQ
PQ
HQ
HQ
37Finding Dihedral Angle
If two planes in space are intersecting, there
must be a plane which is normal to both the
planes.
Q
A
R
P Q are two planes in space with line of
intersection AB.
P
RQ
Plane R is normal to the line of intersection AB
of the planes P Q. RP RQ are the traces of
the planes on R.
B
RP
Included angle between traces RP RQ is the
dihedral angle.
38Point of Intersection of Line Plane
Point of intersection of line plane
H
Angle between line plane
TL of Line EV of Plane
Projections of point of intersection
C
B
True Shape (TS) of Plane
V
Edge View (EV) of Plane
A
True Length Line on plane
39Line of Intersection of two Planes 1 2 and
Dihedral Angle between them
Line of intersection
2
1
2
H
A
V
EV
1
2
Points of intersection
TL
1
Line of intersection