SECTION OF SOLID_HEXAGONAL PRISM_Problem 6
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- Download the Manas Patnaik app now: cwcll.on-app.i... A right regular hexagonal prism, edge of base 30 mm and height 75 mm, is resting on its base on ground such that one of its base edges is parallel to VP. A cutting plane perpendicular to the VP and inclined to the HP at 45 degree meets the axis at 10 mm from its top end. Draw its front view, sectional top view, sectional side view and true shape of the section.
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10. A hexagonal prism of base edge 30 mm and axis 70 mm is resting with one of its rectangular faces on the ground with its axis parallel to the both planes. It is cut by a sectional plane perpendicular to V.P and 45° to H.P. It cuts one of the ends at a distance of 20 mm from the bottom. Draw the sectional top view.
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sections topoc. a pentagonal prism having base with 30mm side and 60mm axis lies on one of its rectangular faces on the HP with its axis inclined at 45 degree to VP an AVP inclined at 30degree cuts the prism ata distance of 20mm from one of the wnd face. draw its sectional front view and top view solve this
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The question says the base is on 'ground' so shouldn't the projections be drawn in 3rd angle view?
No, that is not a requirement.
Sir if we make a line in the top right quadrant with angle 45 (the angle that cutting plane makes) then we make projection line from the points related to sectional view from top left quadrant to top right quadrant then we go down to bottom right quadrant perpendicularly....and then match those point with projections from sectional top view.
Will it give the true shape of the hatched area???
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Isn’t the base edges parallel to vp?
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Sir please help
I need a reverse type problem
Where true shape of section is already given
Good job sir, why do you normally hatched the true shape of section parallel? In sectioning parallel lines are avoided. I think the true shape of section should also be hatched to 45 degrees as the top and side views are done. What's your opinion?
I believe section lines are kept parallel always.
Anyway i always do the sectioning at 45 deg with respect to a horizontal line.
Well the idea is if u have a closed geometrical figure (say 5 sides) to be hatched.....Then start drawing hatching lines at 45 deg with respect to any side......
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Sir I have one doubt why we can not represent another base of the prism
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sir i need a problem where the cutting plane is perpendicular to both vp and hp and is placed at some distance from left of axis
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How to draw section when pne information aboit true section is given?
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In my reference book,,it has been told that hatching lines must be 45 degrees to the main axis line
Is it mandatory to do so,,or we can just make normal lines?
Nimish....its true and its recommended to use 45 deg for hatching......
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sir, in this question you are naming the top view as 1,2,3,4,5,6.
but in next qn no 7 you have named the top view (1,7),(2,8) .......
How to know about it please ??
Same doubt... If u got this plz explain
is the top view in the video also called sectional top view?
It is a top view before the introduction of the cutting plane and a sectional top view after the prism is cut
@@frankm.2424 okay so in a question if they were to mention just top view then I should draw the top view before the cutting plane. thank you
The point where the cutting plane cuts the axis of the prism. Why isn't that taken as one of the cutting points as a',b',c'... are taken?
404speed the axis is an imaginary line thats y....where as points a' and b' are the points for the physical vertical edge....
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i dont know how you pick the points in solids which is cut by planes.It is so confusing.clear me!
Why this can't be make in third quadrant?
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