Mechanical Drawing Prepared for the Use of the Students of the Massachusetts I
Mechanical Drawing Prepared for the Use of the Students of the Massachusetts I
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It is only necessary to find the shadow of each of these lines and join them in order, and the shadow is completed. The first three and last three of these lines are 104 SHADOWS.
parallel to H, hence their shadows on II will be equal and par- allel respectively to the edges casting them.
98. Fig. 49 shows the shadow of a square prism on V and H, resting with its base on H and its long faces oblique to V. The shade lines are found first here.
99. Fig. 50 shows the shadow of a cylinder on V and H..., with its base resting on H. The shadow of any number of points on the shade line between a and d can be found. That portion of the curve between a' s and dl will be a semi-ellipse, and the lines a v s m and d' s n must be tangent to this ellipse at the points a' s and d%.
100. Pkob. 17. To find the shadow of a right cone resting with its base on H. Fig. 51.
It is evident that, unless all the sloping part of the cone is light, there will be two elements of the cone which separate light from dark surfaces, and also that these two elements meet at the vertex and terminate at the other end in the base.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is only necessary to find the shadow of each of these lines and join them in order, and the shadow is completed. The first three and last three of these lines are 104 SHADOWS.
parallel to H, hence their shadows on II will be equal and par- allel respectively to the edges casting them.
98. Fig. 49 shows the shadow of a square prism on V and H, resting with its base on H and its long faces oblique to V. The shade lines are found first here.
99. Fig. 50 shows the shadow of a cylinder on V and H..., with its base resting on H. The shadow of any number of points on the shade line between a and d can be found. That portion of the curve between a' s and dl will be a semi-ellipse, and the lines a v s m and d' s n must be tangent to this ellipse at the points a' s and d%.
100. Pkob. 17. To find the shadow of a right cone resting with its base on H. Fig. 51.
It is evident that, unless all the sloping part of the cone is light, there will be two elements of the cone which separate light from dark surfaces, and also that these two elements meet at the vertex and terminate at the other end in the base.
What to read after Mechanical Drawing Prepared for the Use of the Students of the Massachusetts I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linus Faunce to read onlineMoreLess
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