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    This document provides instructions for engineering drawing exercises involving converting views between isometric and orthographic projections. Students are given figures with objects and asked to draw specific views, such as front, top, end, elevation, plan, and isometric views. The exercises focus on teaching the relationships between different types of projections and drawing views from different angles.

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    This document provides instructions for engineering drawing exercises involving converting views between isometric and orthographic projections. Students are given figures with objects and asked to draw specific views, such as front, top, end, elevation, plan, and isometric views. The exercises focus on teaching the relationships between different types of projections and drawing views from different angles.

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    This document provides instructions for engineering drawing exercises involving converting views between isometric and orthographic projections. Students are given figures with objects and asked to draw specific views, such as front, top, end, elevation, plan, and isometric views. The exercises focus on teaching the relationships between different types of projections and drawing views from different angles.

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    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    Sub : Engineering Drawing Sheet No:19 Conversion of Isometric View to Orthographic Views Note: All dimensions are in mm. 19.1. Draw the following views of the object given in figure 19.1 below. (a) Front View (b) Top View and (c) Both End Views. 19.2. Draw the following views of the object given in figure 19.2 below. (a) Elevation (b) Plan and (c) Both Side Views.

    Figure 19.1

    Figure 19.2

    19.3. Draw the following views of the object given in figure 19.3 below.(a) Front View (b) Top View and (c) Both Side Views. 19.4. Draw the following views of the object given in figure below. (a) Front View (b) Bird Eye View or Aerial View and (c) Both End Views.

    Figure 19.3

    Figure 19.4 (b) Plan

    19.5. Draw the following views of the object given in figure 19.5 below. (a) Elevation (c) View on a Profile Plane.

    Figure 19.5

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    Sub : Engineering Drawing Sheet No:20 Conversion of Orthographic Views to Isometric Views Note: All dimensions are in mm. 20.1 Two views of a casting are shown in the figure 20.1 below. Draw the isometric view of the Casting. 20.2 Two views of a casting are shown in the figure 20.2 below. Draw the isometric view of the Casting.

    Figure 20.1 Figure 20.2 20.3 Two views of a casting are shown in the figure 20.3 below. Draw the isometric view of the Casting. 20.4 Three views of a model in third angle projection are shown in the figure 20.4 below. Draw the isometric view.

    Figure 20.3

    Figure 20.4

    20.5 Three views of a Ribbed Angle plate in First angle projection are shown in the figure below. Draw the isometric view.

    20.6 Draw the isometric view of the object whose orthographic projections are given in the figure below.( Box Method)

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