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Methods Applications Exercises Concept of Intersection Types of Intersection EXIT TO BASEMENT

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Methods

Applications

Exercises

Concept of Intersection

Types of Intersection

EXIT TO BASEMENT

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“The meeting surface of two objects create an intersection line or curve.”

EXAMPLE:-1. Intersection between adjoining cone and

cylinder. (Figure 1)2. Two intersecting cylinders. (Figure 2)

Therefore, two adjoining objects create an intersection line.

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Intersection Line

Figure 1

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Figure 2

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Between Two Lines

Between Line and Plane

Between Two Planes

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Intersection Line

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BD

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Penetration pointPlane

Line

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Two Flat Surfaces

Flat Surface & Curve Surface

Two Curve Surfaces

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Intersection line

Pyramid

Prism

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Cylinder

Pyramid

Intersection line

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Cylinder 1

Cylinder 2

Intersection line

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Edge View Method

Cutting Plane Method

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Divide the cone base into 12 equal parts.

Top View

Front View

Step 1

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Project points 2,3,4,5 and 6 to the front view.

Mark the points of intersection.

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Step 2

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Join the intersection points using a French curve.

Step 3

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Top View

Front View

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Draw a circles 1,2,3, and 4.

Project the circle points 1,2,3, and 4 to front view to determine the cutting planes of A,B,C and D.

ABCD

Step 1

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1’ 2’3’

Project the cutting points 1’,2’, and 3’ to the front view.

Mark the intersection points at A, B, C and D.A

BCD

Step 2

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1’ 2’3’

ABCD

Join the intersection points using a French curve.

Step 3

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Between Two Prisms

Between Two Cylinders

Between Cone & Cylinder

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Top view

Front view Side viewBACK TO MENU

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Top view

Front view Side viewBACK TO MENU

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Top view

Front view Side viewBACK TO MENU

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Top view

Front view Side viewBACK TO MENU

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Top view

Front view Side viewBACK TO MENU

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Top view

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Top view

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Question 1

Question 2

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Which of the following is NOT a type of intersection?

A. Intersection between two planesB. Intersection between two linesC. Intersection between two solids

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Which of the following is NOT a method in intersection drawing?

A. Edge view methodB. Intersect plane view methodC. Cutting plane method

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