Sheet No. 12 Auxiliary Views

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Sheet No.

12
Engineering Graphics & Design {BTME-101-21}
Auxiliary Views

1. End A of a line is 10 mm in front of VP & 30 mm above HP. End B is 30 mm in front of


VP & 10 mm above HP. Distance between end projectors is 40 mm. Draw the projections
of line & project an auxiliary front view on an auxiliary vertical plane {AVP }, inclined to
VP at 60˚.
2. End A of a line is 10 mm in front of VP & 30 mm above HP. End B is 40 mm in front of
VP & 15 mm above HP. Distance between end projectors is 40 mm. Draw its projections
& determine its TL & inclination to VP, by auxiliary plane method.
3. A line PQ, 60 mm long, has its end A 20 mm above HP & 30 mm in front of VP. It is
inclined at 30˚ to HP. Draw its projections by auxiliary plane method.
If i) Its top view makes an angle of 40˚ with VP.
ii) Line is inclined to VP at 40˚.
4. Elevation & plan of a line PQ & point M is as shown in figure 1. Find shortest distance
between point M & line PQ by auxiliary plane method.
5. The front & top views
of two skew lines AB
& CD is shown in
figure 2. Determine the
shortest distance
between the skew
lines. Also show the
shortest distance in
front & top views of
the line.
6. The projections of a
thin triangular metal sheet are shown in
fig.3. Reproduce the given views & determine
the true shape of the plate & measure the length
of its sides & included angles. Use auxiliary
plane method.
7. Draw a regular pentagon of 30 mm side with one
side inclined at 30˚ to XY line. This fig. is TV
of some plane whose FV is a line inclined at 45˚
to XY. Determine its true shape.
8. A square of 45 mm side rests on HP on one of
its sides. Its plane is inclined to HP at 45˚ & the
side on which it rests is inclined to VP at 30˚.
Draw the projections using Auxiliary plane
method.

Dr. Sewa Singh & Dr. Mandeep Singh

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