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    LECTURE TWO

    CAD Projections andSections

    Projection

    Used for

    Translation of a 3Ditem into a 2Drepresentation.

    Using

    Projection Planes

    ProjectionProjection Methods

    Perspective Projection Perspective Projection

    Perspective is not used normally in Engineeringdrawings due to the size of the items.

    Perspective

    View

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    Oblique Projection Oblique Projection

    Axonometric ProjectionIsometric

    Dimetric Trimetric

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    Axonometric Projection

    Screen Shot of Solid Edgeshowing named views

    Axonometric Projection

    Identify each type

    Axonometric Projection

    Answer

    dimetric trimetricisometric

    Isometric Assembly

    Axonometric Projection

    Exploded Assembly

    Axonometric Projection

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    Orthogonal Projection Orthogonal Projection

    Orthogonal Projection Orthogonal Projection

    WHAT ORTHOGONAL

    PROJECTION IS USED?

    Orthogonal Projection

    THIRD ANGLE

    PROJECTION

    Orthogonal Projection

    Solid Edge

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    Orthogonal Projection Orthogonal Projection

    DRAWING PROJECTION

    is always identified on a

    drawing either symbol or

    as above

    Orthogonal Projection

    Is this drawing correct?

    Orthogonal Projection

    Correct Layout

    Partial Views Auxiliary Views

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    Auxiliary Views Auxiliary Views

    Removed Views Removed Views

    Pictorial Drawing Pictorial Drawing

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    Pictorial DrawingSections

    Sometimes it is difficult toadequately define an object by usingonly external views.

    Sections are used to exposethe internal details. Theobject is cut by a surface(cutting plane) and the part infront is removed to exposethe details of the cut object.

    Sectional Shading

    45o

    Sectional Shading

    Sectional Shading Sectional Shading

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    Sectional Shading Sectional Shading

    Sections Sections

    Sections Sections

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    Sections Sections

    Sections Sections

    How would you achieve this in Solid Edge?

    Sections

    Sectioning along this li ne would achieve the

    preferred option

    Thin webs

    If the sectionplane is coincidentwith the centreplane of a thin webor similarattachment, doNOT section thethin web.

    Why is Section B-B is different ?

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    Standard representations forshafts and tubes

    Drawing Information

    AngularDimension

    ArrowheadsAuxiliaryDimension

    Boss (projectionfor extra support)

    Centre LineThick Chain Line(SpecialTreatment)

    ChamferCirclip Groove(locates acomponent)

    Counterbore toaccommodate thenut. Counterboreis not tapered.

    Countersink(similar functionbut tapered hole)

    Section Plane

    Enlarged View (togive betterdetails)

    Round describes anexternal radius

    Fillet an internalradius

    Flange This is aprojecting rimused forstiffening or forfixing to anotherpart)

    Leader Line- pointsto a note

    Pitch CircleDiameter Thecircle for thecentres of a groupof holes

    Surface Finish Indicates maximumroughness for a matisurface

    Square Diagonallines indicate flatsurfaces

    Internal Threadrepresentation

    Exploded Views Last Comment

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