Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
1
Technical Drawing in Photonics
Lesson 8 Point on a line. Point on a plane. Line on a plane. Intersection of a line and a plane. Intersection of two planes. Dr. Zsolt István Benkő TAMOP C-12/1/KONV project „Preparation of the concerned sectors for educational and R&D activities related to the Hungarian ELI project”
2
e” x1,2 e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
If a point is needed to be fit to a line then both of the views should be placed onto the views of the line. Technical drawing in Photonics
3
e” P” x1,2 P’ e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The proper view of the point should be placed onto the proper view of the line. Point P is fitted to the line e. e’ Technical drawing in Photonics
4
e” Q’ x1,2 Q” e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
Point Q looks like being on line e, but it is not: the line is in the 1st quadrant and point Q is in the 3rd quadrant. e’ Technical drawing in Photonics
5
g” f” x1,2 P’ f’ g’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
A point should be fitted to the (f,g) plane. The 1st view is given. Technical drawing in Photonics
6
g” f” x1,2 P’ f’ g’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
A supporting line is needed (red). This line passes through P and intersects with f and g. Technical drawing in Photonics
7
g” f” x1,2 P’ f’ g’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The 2nd view of the supporting line is found by organizers. Technical drawing in Photonics
8
g” f” x1,2 P’ f’ g’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The 2nd view of the supporting line is drawn (upper red line). Technical drawing in Photonics
9
g” f” P” x1,2 P’ f’ g’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
By the organizer the 2nd view of point P is found. Technical drawing in Photonics
10
Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
11
t2 x1,2 P’ t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
Point P should be fitted onto the (t1,t2) plane. P’ is given. Technical drawing in Photonics
12
t2 x1,2 P’ t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
A main line should be used. One view of the main line is parallel to the trace line of the plane, the other view is parallel to the axis. Draw a line through P’ parallel to t1. Technical drawing in Photonics
13
t2 x1,2 P’ t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
Where the main line intersects the axis an organizer should be drawn to the other trace line. Technical drawing in Photonics
14
t2 x1,2 P’ t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
From the intersection of t2 and the organizer the 2nd view of the main line can be drawn parallel to the axis. Technical drawing in Photonics
15
t2 P” x1,2 P’ t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
By drawing the organizer from P’ the other view can be achieved on the main line. Now P is on the (t1,t2) plane. Technical drawing in Photonics
16
Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
17
e” x1,2 e’ A’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
A is a projecting plane: it consists of rays. A projecting plane is perpendicular to one of the projection planes. A is a 1st projecting plane because it is perpendicular to the 1st projection plane and because of it its 1st view is a single line. It is usually drawn till the axis. The intersection of line e and plane A is to be determined. The 1st view is the intersection of e’ and A’. Technical drawing in Photonics
18
e” I” x1,2 I’ e’ A’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
For the 2nd view the organizer should be drawn. Technical drawing in Photonics
19
g” f” x1,2 g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
An (f,g) plane is given. Technical drawing in Photonics
20
g” f” e” x1,2 e’ g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The intersection of line e and the (f,g) plane should be determined. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
21
g” f” e” x1,2 A’=e’ g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The first step is a logical step only: a projecting plane should be fitted to line e. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
22
g” f” e” F’ F” G’ G” x1,2 A’=e’ g’ f’ Lesson 8
The intersections of line f and g with plane A should be found (F and G). g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
23
g” f” e” F’ F” G’ G” I” x1,2 A’=e’ g’ f’ Lesson 8
F and G are on plane A and naturally on the (f,g) plane. Therefore the yellow line is the 2nd view of the intersection line between the (f,g) plane and plane A. The 1st view equals to e’. The yellow line is on plane A and line e is on plane A, too. Their intersection is a real intersection (I”). It is the point where line e meets the (f,g) plane. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
24
g” f” e” F’ F” G’ G” I” I’ A’=e’ g’ f’ Lesson 8
By drawing the organizer I’ could be achieved. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
25
Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
26
t2 x1,2 t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
(t1,t2) plane is given. Technical drawing in Photonics
27
t2 e” x1,2 t1 e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The intersection with line e is to be found. Technical drawing in Photonics
28
t2 e” x1,2 t1 A’=e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The first step is to fit a projecting plane to line e. Now the intersection line between the two planes need to be found. Two points are needed to draw this line. Technical drawing in Photonics
29
t2 e” x1,2 t1 A’=e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
One point is obvious: the point where plane A intersects the trace line. Technical drawing in Photonics
30
t2 e” x1,2 t1 A’=e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
An arbitrary point could be drawn by a main line. Technical drawing in Photonics
31
t2 e” I” x1,2 t1 A’=e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
By connecting these points the intersection line between the two planes are drawn (yellow line). Where it intersects e” is a real intersection. Technical drawing in Photonics
32
t2 e” I” x1,2 I’ t1 A’=e’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
With the help of the organizer I’ could be drawn. Technical drawing in Photonics
33
Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
34
f” g” g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
Now the intersection of two planes is investigated. The result is an intersection line. One plane is the (f,g) plane. Technical drawing in Photonics
35
f” g” b” a” a’ b’ g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The second plane is the (a,b) plane. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
36
f” g” b” a” a’ b’ g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The intersection of line a and plane (f,g) should be found. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
37
f” g” b” a” a’ b’ g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The intersection of line b and plane (f,g) should be found, too. g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
38
f” g” b” a” i’ i” a’ b’ g’ f’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
These two points are on the (f,g) plane and they are also on line a or line b. They denote the intersection line i between the planes (f,g) and (a,b). g’ f’ Technical drawing in Photonics
39
Technical drawing in Photonics
Lesson 8 All the necessary lines are shown. Technical drawing in Photonics
40
Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
41
t2 t1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The (t1,t2) plane is given. Technical drawing in Photonics
42
t2 u2 t1 u1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
The (u1,u2) plane is also given. Technical drawing in Photonics
43
t2 u2 t1 u1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
There are obvious intersection points: where the trace lines are intersect each other. This is one point. Technical drawing in Photonics
44
t2 u2 t1 u1 Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
This is the other point. Technical drawing in Photonics
45
t2 u2 i” t1 u1 i’ Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics
By connecting these points the intersection line i of the two planes could be drawn. Technical drawing in Photonics
46
Lesson 8 Technical drawing in Photonics Technical drawing in Photonics
47
Lesson 8 References Ocskó Gy., Seres F.: Gépipari szakrajz, Skandi-Wald Könyvkiadó, Budapest, 2004 Lőrincz P., Petrich G.: Ábrázoló geometria, Nemzeti Tankönyvkiadó Rt., Budapest, 1998 Pintér M.: AutoCAD tankönyv és példatár, ComputerBooks, Budapest, 2006 Technical drawing in Photonics Technical drawing in Photonics
Similar presentations
© 2024 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.