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The document provides an overview of the projection of points in engineering drawing, detailing the positions of points A, B, C, and D in relation to the vertical and horizontal planes. It explains how front views and top views are derived from these points based on their positions in different quadrants. The final conclusion emphasizes the relationship between the views and their respective distances from the horizontal and vertical planes.

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1 Points

The document provides an overview of the projection of points in engineering drawing, detailing the positions of points A, B, C, and D in relation to the vertical and horizontal planes. It explains how front views and top views are derived from these points based on their positions in different quadrants. The final conclusion emphasizes the relationship between the views and their respective distances from the horizontal and vertical planes.

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PROJECTION OF POINTS

ISOMETRIC VIEW OF THE PROJECTION PLANES

VERTICAL PLANE
(VP)

II QUADRANT IST QUADRANT

HORIZONTAL PLANE
(HP)
III QUADRANT IV QUADRANT

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO


VP

A
B

HP

C D

• Point A  I Quad.  Above HP and in front of VP

• Point B  II Quad.  Above HP and behind VP

• Point C  III Quad.  Below HP and behind VP

• Point D  IV Quad.  Below HP and in front of VP

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO


VP TOP VIEW

aI A
FRONT VIEW

HP
a

SIDE VIEW

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO


Consider point A located in the first quadrant which is 25mm in front of
VP & 20mm above HP.

VP VP

aI 25 A aI

Y 20 Y
20
HP
a

X X
25

a HP

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO


SIDE VIEW OF THE PROJECTION PLANES / POINTS

VP

aI A c
aI
b
B bI
bI

b a HP X Y
c d

a dI
dI D cI

C cI
d

Consider the projections of point A in the first quadrant.


Its top view ‘a’ lies on HP and front view ‘al ’ lies on VP.
As HP is rotated clockwise, the top view ‘a’ moves below the XY-line.

Similarly, for the points in the other quadrants .

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO


FINAL CONCLUSION:

# Front view is projected onto VP, while Top View is projected onto HP.
# FV shows the distance from HP & TV shows the distance from VP
Front View: # If a point lies above HP, then its FV is above XY line.
# If a point lies below HP, then its front view is below XY line.
Top View: # If a point is in front of VP, then its TV will be below XY line.
# If a point is behind VP, then its TV will be above XY line.

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO


The figure below shows the projections of points. State the positions of
each with respect to the HP and the VP.

f
30
b c’
25
20
a’ g’
15
10
5 c
e h’
X Y
g
f’
5 d
10
h
15
e’
20
25 b’
a
30
d’

ENGG. DRAWING BY PROF. RAO

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