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Projection of St. Lines

1. A 75mm line AB inclined at 30° to HP and 45° to VP is drawn, with end A located 15mm in front of VP and 20mm above HP. 2. An 85mm line AB with end A at 15mm in front of VP and 10mm above HP, and end B at 50mm in front of VP and 45mm above HP is drawn, and its inclinations to HP and VP are determined. 3. A 75mm line AB with end A at 50mm in front of VP and 15mm above HP (top view is 50mm) is drawn, and its true inclinations are determined.

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Projection of St. Lines

1. A 75mm line AB inclined at 30° to HP and 45° to VP is drawn, with end A located 15mm in front of VP and 20mm above HP. 2. An 85mm line AB with end A at 15mm in front of VP and 10mm above HP, and end B at 50mm in front of VP and 45mm above HP is drawn, and its inclinations to HP and VP are determined. 3. A 75mm line AB with end A at 50mm in front of VP and 15mm above HP (top view is 50mm) is drawn, and its true inclinations are determined.

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1. A straight line AB of 75mm long is inclined at 30 to H .P and 45 to V .P . The end A is 15mm in front of V .P and 20mm above H .P .

. Draw the projections of the line. (Refer Example: 3.13, 3.15, 3.16 and 3.18) Given Data: True Length AB End A End A = = =
75mm

a b1 (Preliminary Front View)

15mm in front of V .P = 20mm above H .P

a
a a b1

= = =

Line inclined to H .P = Line inclined to V .P =

30 45

= =

a b2

2. A straight line AB of 85mm long has its one end A is 15mm in front of V .P and 10mm above H .P , while other end B is 50mm in front of V .P and 45mm above H .P . Draw the plan and elevation of the line. Determine the inclination of the line to H .P and V .P . (Refer Example: 3.14, 3.20 and 3.23) Given Data:
a b1 (Preliminary Front View)

True Length AB End A End A End B End B

= = = = =

85mm

15mm in front of V .P = 10mm above H .P

a
a

50mm in front of V .P = 45mm above H .P

b2 b1

To find: Line inclined to H .P = Line inclined to V .P = = =


a b1

a b2

3. A straight line AB of 75mm long has one of its ends 50mm in front of V .P and 15mm above H .P . The top view of the line is 50mm long. Draw and measure the front view. The other end is 15mm in front of V .P and is above H .P .Determine the true inclinations. (Refer Example: 3.24) Given Data: True Length AB End A End A End B Top View To find: Front View True inclination = = = = = = = = =
75mm

a b1 (Preliminary Front View)

50mm in front of V .P = 15mm above H .P

a
a

15mm in front of V .P = 50mm

b2 ab1 a b2 a b1 ab2

True inclination = =

4. A straight line AB , 80mm long has one of its ends 20mm in front of V .P and 60mm above H .P . The front view of the line is 65mm long. The other end is 15mm above H .P . Draw the top view and find the true inclinations. (Refer Example: 3.25) Given Data: True Length AB End A End A End B Front View To find: Top View = = = = = = = = =
80mm

a b1 (Preliminary Front View)

20mm in front of V .P = 60mm above H .P 15mm above H .P 65mm

a
a

= = =

b2 a b2

ab1 a b1 ab2

True inclination = True inclination =

5. A straight line AB , 70mm long has one of its ends 30mm in front of V .P and 35mm above H .P . The top view and front view of the line is 45mm and 60mm respectively. Draw the projections of the line. Given Data: True Length AB End A End A Top View Front View = = = = =
70mm

a b1 (Preliminary Front View)

30mm in front of V .P = 35mm above H .P 45mm 60mm

a
a

= = =

ab1 a b2

6. A line AB has its one end A is 15mm above H .P and 20mm in front of V .P . The other end is 50mm above H .P and 65mm in front of V .P . The distance between the end projector is 50mm Draw the projections of the line. (Refer Example: 3.21) Given Data: End A End A End B End B = = = =
15mm above H .P

20mm in front of V .P = 50mm above H .P

a
b1 b2
50mm

65mm in front of V .P =

Distance between the end projector

7. A line AB has its one end A in H .P and 40mm in front of V .P . Its front view is inclined at 50 to XY and has a length of 70mm . The other end B is in V .P . Draw the projections of the line. (Refer Example: 3.26) Given Data: End A End A End B = = = in H .P =
a

40mm in front of V .P =

a
b2
50

in V .P

Front view is inclined to XY

= 70mm

(ab)

8. The end A of a line AB is 10mm in front of V .P and 20mm above H .P . The line is 30 to H .P and front view 45 with XY line. The top view is 60mm long. Complete the views. Find the true length and inclination with V .P . (Refer Example: 3.26) Given Data:

End A End A

= =

10mm in front of V .P = 20mm above H .P 30 60mm

a
a a b1

= = =

Line inclined to H .P = Top View =

ab1
45

Front view is inclined to XY

(ab)

9. One end A of a line AB , 75mm long is 20mm above H .P and 25mm in front of V .P . The line is inclined at 30 to H .P and the top view makes 45 with V .P . Draw the projections of the line and find the true inclination with V .P . (Refer Example: 3.17) Given Data:
a b1 (Preliminary Front View) a

True Length AB End A End A

= = =

75mm 20mm above H .P

= =

25mm in front of V .P = 30

a
a b1
45

Line inclined to H .P = Top view is inclined with V .P

= =

(ab)

10. A straight line AB is inclined at 45 to H .P and 30 to V .P . The point A is in H .P and point B is in V .P .The length of the Straight line is 70mm .Draw the projections of the line. (Refer Example: 3.19)

Given Data: True Length AB =


70mm 45 30

= = =

a b1 (Preliminary Front View) a b1

Line inclined to H .P = Line inclined to V .P End A End B = = =

= = = =

a b2
a

in H .P in V .P

b2

Mid-Point Problem

11. The mid-point of a straight line AB 90mm long is 60mm above H .P and 50mm in front of V .P . It inclined at 30 to H .P and 45 to V .P . Draw the projections of the line. (Refer Example: 3.27) Given Data:
a b1 (Preliminary Front View)

True Length AB

90mm

Mid Point of a straight line AB MM is: End M End M = =


60mm above H .P 30 45

50mm in front of V .P =

m
m b1

Line inclined to H .P = Line inclined to V .P =

= =

= =

m b2

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