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Q: Draw the pictorial isometric view using the two given orthographic projections -50- 25 7 15- 104 15…

A: Isometric view is the 3D view of an object. Below is the isometric projection.

Q: Draw orthographic views of the figure with dimensions

A: The isometric view the three dimensional which is drawn in the two dimension.  The orthogonal view…

Q: Draw the frontside and topview the Shape Shown

A: Asked: To draw the front, side and top view of the given shape.   The required engineering id drawn…

Q: is purposely to show the height of the building particularly the distance from floor line to ceiling…

A: There are various types of drawings which are drawn in order to show various details of building…

Q: Draw and label the standard symbols used in a horizontal stadia sight. Define each symbol used.

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Q: he top, front and side views of Figure 2 with scale 1:1. The dime to the drawings.

A: Here they have given an object to draw top view, front view, and side view projections. Top view…

Q: Discuss how is CAD/CAM integration helpful for a designer and a manufacturer.

A: CAD  full-form is for computer-aided design and CAM full-form is computer-aided manufacturing.…

Q: Draw the minimum number of views necessary to represent the figure (top, front and / or right view)

A: We can represent a 3 D diagram in 2D by  minium of 3 views  Top view Front view Sode view (Right or…

Q: What is the importance of scaling the drawing to different paper size

A: Explanation:  Scaling in engineering drawings is very important aspect of any kind of drawing. To…

Q: What is the relationship between the drawing and specification/

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Q: When does the misuse of drawings occur?

A: # Usually As-built drawings are made by the contractor. These seem more like interpolations…

Q: List the four distinct kinds of drawings according to their projection methodologies.

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Q: What dimensioning rules apply to isometric drawings?

A: Use of isometric drawings - 1. It gives clear understanding of the drawn object. 2. In an isometric…

Q: Choose the correct front view for the given drawing

A: i drawn rough sketch of front view   see it in below step

Q: Q2/ Draw by 2.5:1 scale the following shape. 4.00 2.50 001

A: Scale =Representative ValueTrue ValueSoAssuming that  the 2.5 unit in Diagram will be Drawn as 1…

Q: Enlarges or reduces selected objects, keeping the proportions of the object. explode command…

A: Answer - Scale command Explanation- Enlarges or reduces selected objects, keeping the proportions…

Q: Draw top view only

A: In this question one isometric projections are given and  asked to draw top view only.

Q: why were the dimensions changed in the drawing

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Q: top view drawing

A: In top view we see the object from top. Here dotted line represents a cut inside the object.

Q: Given the following isometric drawing, draw the top view, front view, and right side view

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Q: How are one- and two-point perspective different, and how can the difference be seen in an…

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Q: can you put an illustration?

A: Data Available: Shape of the tank = Cylindrical Diamter of the tank = 1.5 mHeight of the oriface =…

Q: Why chaining pins should be set perpendicular to the taped line?

A: The chaining pins should be set perpendicular to the taped line to avoid the errors in the…

Q: Draw the top, front, and right side view of the given isometric drawing

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Q: Create a hand drawing of the isometric view of this object to scale.

A: First Draw one missing view from the given two view by projecting lines.  A. After getting the…

Q: Find the correct front view for the drawing given below.

A: i drawn a rough sketch of ront view   see it in below step

Q: Instructions: Draw the three basic orthographic projections of the figure. (Top View, Front View,…

A: Hand made drawing are attached herewith of different views. Which will give you idea about different…

Q: draw the front view, side view, and top view

A: Isometric view is given. We need to draw front view, side view and top view

Q: Define Steel Area

A: Answer Introduction Steel is the most important material used in the field of construction. Steel is…

Q: What finished surfaces are available when selecting chalkboards?

A: The finish surfaces is based on material or paint we used for surfacing. there are certain options…

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Q: Shapes Shown Below, Using Scale (1:1) 13 38 $25

A: The force of shear is a sensitive force on the surface. It's said to be the bending moment the…

Q: m, tf = 12.80 mm and tw = 7.7 mm. The section is acted by a tensile force and attached to onnectors…

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Q: Where is the top view?

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Q: If all lines on a drawing are the same thickness, how can walls and partitions, for example,…

A: Engineering drawing shows the plans, cross sections  elevation etc of any structure.  The…

Q: Instructions: Redraw the objects in isometric orloblique views. Also, draw the three basic…

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Q: 2 Required drawings: Roof framing plan-scale 1:100 mts.

A: The roof plan depicts the roof's outline as well as the main object. roof structural frame plan with…

Q: Could you please draw an illustration about this question?

A: Data Available A simple curve have tangents AB and BC intersecting at a common point B The azimuth…

Q: Who proposed drawings with multiple views rather than the commonly used pictorial drawings?

A: In ancient times, any drawings were read using one face view. In later times, in order to avoid…

Q: Draw a diagonal scale 20mm: 1m up to 8m and indicate 6.74m

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Q: How are the following line types used on orthographic views of engineering drawing? Short break…

A: Solution:- The following line types used in engineering drawing is shown below, 1) Shorty break line…

FEA for Dynamic Problems

Finite element analysis or FEA is a computational tool that evaluates the approximate solution for a particular engineering problem. The tools provided by FEA help to evaluate the solutions of partial differential equations (PDEs) computationally following a numerical approach. Solutions of the PDEs can also be performed by following traditional algebraic approaches, but when the problem gets towards the complex side, it becomes very tedious and almost impossible to arrive at the solutions. In such cases, the FEA fulfills the purpose by evaluating the equations following multiple time steps and iterations. The more the time steps and iterations, the more accurate the solution. The solution plotted by FEA analysis and mathematical approaches varies asymptotically.