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Q. 7
Given Data:-
TL = a’b1’ = ab2 = 70 mm
a’ (↑) = 10 mm
a (→) = 20 mm
θ = 40°
α = 65°
Follow the procedure given below step by step to draw the projection of line –
Draw XY line.
Mark a’ and a at 10 mm above XY line and 20 mm below XY line respectively.
Draw horizontal line (Locus of a’ and a) from a’ and a respectively.
Draw a line of true length (TL) = 60 mm from point a’ at an angle of 40° (a’b1’).
Through Point a1’ draw a horizontal line (locus of b’).
From point at a’ draw a line inclined at 65°, which will cut the locus of b’. Mark that point b’.
Join a’b’ (FV).
Take the projection of b1’ into TV (Draw a vertical line from point b1’) which will cut the horizontal line passing through point a . Mark that point b1, ab1 is your plan length (PL).
Take the projection of b’ into TV (Draw a vertical line from point b’).
Taking a as centre and ab1 as radius draw an arc which will cut the locus of b, mark that point b. Join ab, that is your TV.
Taking a as centre and ab1 as radius draw an arc which will cut the projection of b’, mark that point b.
Join ab, (TV).
Through Point b draw a horizontal line (locus of b).
Taking a as centre and TL = 70 mm as radius cut the locus of b. Mark that point b2.
Join ab2 (TL).
Measure true inclinations Φ.