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Engineering Drawing With Worked Examples PDF
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Reprinted 1991 by
4 Development 88
Stanley Thomes (Publishers) Ltd Parallel line - Rildialline - Triangulation - Panel
Old Station Drive development - Approximate development of spheres
Leckhampton
CHELTENHAM GL53 ODN 5 Cams 132
England Types of cams - Followers - Cam profiles - Displacement
curves - Cylindrical cams
Reprinted 1992
6 Involute gears 154
Spur gears - Racks - Helical gears - Bevel gears - Worm gearing
British library Cataloguing in Publication Data
- Hypoid gears
Pickup, Fred 7 Vector geometry 173
Engineering drawing with worked examples.-3rd ed. 2
1. Engineering drawings 2. Mechanical drawing 8 Traces 204
I. Title II. Parker, Maurice Arthur
604'.2'4 T353 9 Machine drawing: 231
The changes introduced in the 1972 revision ofBS 308, Engineering Cases arise in practice where views of an object projected on to the
drawing practice, have made a new edition of this book necessary. principal planes of projection are either insufficient to describe the
The general plan of the book, however, remains unchanged. The object or are difficult to draw or dimension. Such cases include
text has been kept to a minimum sufficient to outline the general objects with inclined faces of a complex nature and are best drawn
principles of the subject, and worked examples have been freely using auxiliary views. An auxiliary view is one which is drawn on a
used to enlarge on it. Each example shows the method of obtaining plane other than a principal plane of projection. An auxiliary view
the solution, together with additional explanatory notes. For some which is projected from a normal elevation or plan is called a first
topics where a solution on one drawing would have been difficult to auxiliary elevation or plan. Other auxiliary views may be projected
understand, the solution has been drawn in step-by-step form. The from first auxiliary views. These are called second auxiliary eleva-
number of such solutions has been increased in this edition, and tions or plans. It should be noted that an elevation can only be
additional problems have also been provided. projected from a plan and vice versa.
The drawings have been completely redrawn and conform to the
recommendations of BS 308: 1972. To mark the equal status given First auxiliary elevations
to first and third angle projection in this Standard, equal use has Figure 1(a) illustrates the method of projecting these views, using
been made of the two systems. New material has been added to the first angle projection. The standard elevation and plan are first
chapters on auxiliary projection, interpenetration of surfaces, de- drawn with an XY line or datum line between them. It may be
velopment and involute gears to make the treatment of these topics convenient to use the centre line of the plan or the base of the
more complete. elevation as the XY line. The first auxiliary elevation is required in
Several people have made suggestions for improvements in the the direction of arrow Q, so points on the plan view are projected
book and have pointed out errors in previous editions. My thanks parallel to the arrow to cross the new datum line X1Y1 at right
are due to them for their interest. I also acknowledge with thanks angles. This new datum line may be placed in any convenient
the permission given by the British Standards Institution for ex- position. The heights above the XY line, a, band c, of points in the
tracts from some of their Standards to be reprinted. original elevation, are then transferred to the appropriate
projectors above the new X1Y1 line and the view is lined in. To
London 1981 M.A.P. avoid confusion between full lines and hidden detail lines it is better
to complete first those faces which, by inspection, are seen to be
visible in the auxiliary view.
Figure l(b) shows the same views drawn in third angle projection.
The method of using the same heights in both elevations is identical
with views drawn in first angle projection.
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