graphical modelling Flashcards
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Working drawings used in graphical modelling
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isometric views, exploded views, perspective drawings (one point), two point drawings, three point drawings and orthographic projections
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isometric views
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- an isometric drawing depicts the proposed solution in 3D showing shape and form
- They are drawn on a 30/90/30 degree axis
3
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exploded views
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- we do an exploded view to demonstrate how different parts fit together or are assembled
- It is also accompanied by a material list in a design folio
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Perspective drawing - one point
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- horizon and single vanishing point
- Parallel lines alone one of the axis would all converge towards the vanishing point
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two point drawing
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- horizon and two vanishing points
- Parallel lines along two axes would converge towards the vanishing points
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3 point drawing
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- horizon and 3 vanishing points
- Parallel lines along 3 axes would converge towards the vanishing points
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Orthographic projection
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orthographic projection represents a 3D object by 2D drawings in which the object is viewed along parallel lines that are perpendicular to the plane of the drawing
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A part
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contains details about a part of a product not the whole product
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Sectional view
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shows the internal details of the part
