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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE....................................................................
IX
1
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
CONVENTIONS
............................
1
1.1
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
HISTORY
...................................
1
1.2
DEFINITIONS
.......................................................
2
1.3
ABBREVIATIONS
....................................................
2
1.4
NOTATIONS
........................................................
3
1.5
SYSTEM
OF
MEASUREMENT
.........................................
4
1.6
SPACE
COORDINATION
..............................................
5
1.7
PROJECTIONS.......................................................
5
1.8
GEOMETRY
CONVENTIONS
..........................................
7
1.9
POINTS
IN
SPACE
..................................................
8
1.10
DISTANCE
BETWEEN
POINTS
.........................................
9
1.11
DIRECTION
OF
LINES
...............................................
9
1.12
PARAMETRIC
EQUATIONS
OF
LINES
..................................
10
1.13
POINT
AND
LINE
DEFINITION.............
10
1.14
PLANE
DEFINITION
................................................
11
1.15
SOLID
DEFINITION.................................................
11
1.16
POINT
/
LINE
/
PLANE
RELATIONSHIPS
................................
11
1.17
POINT/LINE/PLANE
ANALYSIS
.....................................
11
1.18
MEASUREMENT
OF
PLANE
SURFACES
................................
12
1.19
PLANES
AND
SOLIDS
...............................................
12
1.20
DEVELOPMENT
AND
INTERSECTIONS
.................................
13
1.21
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS
...............................................
13
2
POINT
AND
LINE
DEFINITION
.......................................14
2.1
POINT
AND
LINE
RELATIONSHIPS
...................................
14
2.2
PLANES
OF
PROJECTION
............................................
14
2.3
PROJECTIONS
OF
A
POINT...........................................
15
2.4
LINE
OF
SIGHT
FOR
A
POINT
.......................................
15
2.5
LOCATION
OF
POINTS
..............................................
16
2.6
LINES
...........................................................
16
2.7
OBLIQUE
LINES
..................................................
18
2.8
PRINCIPAL
LINES
.................................................
19
2.9
LOCATION
OF
LINES...............................................
19
2.10
LOCATION
OF
POINTS
AND
LINES
...................................
19
2.11
PARALLEL
LINES
...................................................
21
2.12
PARALLEL
PROJECTION
..............................................
22
III
IV
CONTENTS
2.13
PERPENDICULAR
LINES
............................................
22
2.14
GEOMETRIC
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
A
LINE
............................
22
2.15
LINES
PERPENDICULAR
TO
F
OR
V
..................................
23
2.16
LINES
PERPENDICULAR
TO
P
.......................................
25
2.17
LINES
PARALLEL
TO
P
INCLINED
TO
H
OR
V
..........................
25
2.18
LINES
PARALLEL
TO
H
INCLINED
TO
P
OR
V
..........................
25
2.19
LINES
PARALLEL
TO
V
INCLINED
TO
H
OR
P
..........................
28
2.20
LINES
INCLINED
TO
HVP
..........................................
28
2.21
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS...............................................
28
3
PLANE
DEFINITION....................................................29
3.1
PLANES
OF
PROJECTION
OR
TRACES
ON
COORDINATE
PLANES
...........
29
3.2
H
AND
V
TRACE
INTERSECTIONS
....................................
31
3.3
P
TRACE
INTERSECTIONS
...........................................
32
3.4
PLANES
PARALLEL
TO
H
.............................
32
3.5
PLANES
PARALLEL
TO
P
............................................~32
3.6
PLANES
PARALLEL
TO
V
.............................................
33
3.7
PLANES
PERPENDICULAR
TO
H
AND
INCLINED
TO
V
...................
34
3.8
PLANES
PERPENDICULAR
TO
V
AND
INCLINED
TO
H
....
...............
34
3.9
PLANE
PARALLEL
TO
BL
AND
INCLINED
TO
H
AND
V
*...............
34
3.10
PLANE
INCLINED
TO
H,
V
AND
BL
.............
34
3.11
SINGLE
LINE
NOTATION
FOR
PLANES
..........
35
3.12
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS.................................
36
4
SOLID
DEFINITION
....................................................38
4.1
CONCEPTS
OF
SOLID
DEFINITION
...................................
38
4.2
INFORMATION
STRUCTURES
FOR
SOLIDS
...............................
39
4.3
SOLID
ENTITIES
.........................
39
4.4
SOLID
GENERATION................................................
41
4.5
GEOMETRIC
STRUCTURES
...........................................
42
4.6
PRIMITIVE
STRUCTURES
............................................
43
4.7
PRIMITIVE
SYMBOLS
..............................................
45
4.8
INTERPOLATIVE
STRUCTURES
.........................................
47
4.9
ARC
INTERPOLATION
...............................................
50
4.10
CUBIC
INTERPOLATION
.............................................
52
4.11
APPROXIMATE
INTERPOLATIONS
.....................................
52
4.12
GENERATIVE
STRUCTURES
...........
52
4.13
SPECIAL
STRUCTURES
...............................
55
4.14
POINT
SET
STRUCTURES
........................
60
4.15
REPLICATIVE
STRUCTURES
..........................................
61
4.16
TOPOLOGICAL
STRUCTURES
..........................................
61
4.17
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS................................
61
5
SIMPLE
POINT/LINE/PLANE
RELATIONSHIPS
.....................69
5.1
DETERMINE
THE
PROJECTIONS
OF
A
LINE
THROUGH
A
GIVEN
POINT
____
69
5.2
DETERMINE
LINE
PROJECTION
......................................
70
CONTENTS
V
5.3
DETERMINE
POINT
PROJECTIONS
ON
A
LINE
.........................
71
5.4
FIND
THE
HVP
PIERCING
POINTS
OF
A
COORDINATE
MODEL
..........
71
5.5
DISPLAY
A
PLANE
.................................................
72
5.6
DISPLAY
LINE
IN
A
PLANE
........................................
73
5.7
DISPLAY
POINT
IN
A
PLANE
........................................
75
5.8
DETERMINE
THE
TRACES
OF
A
PLANE
DISPLAYED
BY
INTERSECTING
LINES...............................................
75
5.9
DISPLAY
THE
TRACES
OF
A
PLANE
BY
POINT
AND
LINE
...............
75
5.10
DISPLAY
THE
TRACES
OF
A
PLANE
BY
THREE
POINTS
.................
78
5.11
DISPLAY
LINES
PARALLEL
TO
PLANES
................................
79
5.12
DISPLAY
PLANES
PARALLEL
TO
PLANES
...............................
80
5.13
DISPLAY
LINE
PARALLEL
TO
PLANE
AND
LINE
........................
80
5.14
DISPLAY
LINE
PARALLEL
TO
PLANE
THROUGH
A
POINT
.................
81
5.15
DISPLAY
PLANE
PARALLEL
TO
TWO
LINES
............................
81
5.16
DISPLAY
PLANE
PARALLEL
TO
PLANE
THROUGH
A
POINT
................
84
5.17
DISPLAY
LINES
PERPENDICULAR
TO
PLANES
..........................
85
5.18
DISPLAY
PLANE
PERPENDICULAR
TO
PLANE
...........................
85
5.19
DISPLAY
PLANE
PERPENDICULAR
TO
LINE
............................
86
5.20
DETERMINE
DISPLAY
PLANE,
POINT,
AND
PLANE...............
89
5.21
DISPLAY
INTERSECTION
OF
LINES
...................................
89
5.22
DISPLAY
INTERSECTION
OF
LINE
AND
PLANE
..........
92
5.23
DISPLAY
INTERSECTION
OF
PLANE
AND
PLANE
........................
92
5.24
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS...................
95
6
ADVANCED
POINT/LINE/PLANE
ANALYSIS
...................
102
6.1
REVOLVE
A
POINT
ABOUT
A
LINE......................
102
6.2
TRUE
LENGTH
OF
A
LINE
............
103
6.3
DISTANCE
BETWEEN
A
POINT
AND
A
PLANE
.........................
104
6.4
DISTANCE
BETWEEN
A
POINT
AND
A
LINE
..........................
106
6.5
DISTANCE
BETWEEN
PARALLEL
LINES
...............................
107
6.6
DISTANCE
BETWEEN
PARALLEL
PLANES
..............................
108
6.7
COMMON
PERPENDICULAR
BETWEEN
TWO
LINES
...................
110
6.8
BISECTOR
OF
AN
ANGLE
...........................
110
6.9
TRUE
SIZE
AND
SHAPE
OF
A
PLANE
...............................
ILL
6.10
PLANE
LOCATION
......................
ILL
6.11
LINE
AND
PLANE
LOCATION
.......................................
ILL
6.12
PLANE
AND
PLANE
LOCATION......................................
112
6.13
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS..............................................
114
7
APPLICATIONS
FOR
POINT,
LINE,
AND
PLANE
MEASUREMENTS....................................................
116
7.1
REVOLVE
A
POINT
ABOUT
A
LINE
..................................
116
7.2
ANGLE
OF
AN
OBLIQUE
LINE
.....................................
116
7.3
ANGLE
BETWEEN
A
LINE
AND
BL
.................................
116
7.4
ANGLE
BETWEEN
TWO
LINES
.....................................
117
7.5
ANGLE
BETWEEN
LINE/PLANE
....................................
117
VI
CONTENTS
7.6
ANGLE
BETWEEN
TWO
PLANES
....................................
121
7.7
AREA
OF
A
PLANE................................................
121
7.8
VOLUME
OF
A
SOLID
.............................................
121
7.9
DISPLAY
SIMPLE
SOLIDS
.........................................
122
7.10
TWO-SURFACE
SOLIDS
............................................
124
7.11
THREE-SURFACE
SOLIDS
..........................................
124
7.12
MULTI-SURFACE
SOLIDS
...........................................
126
7.13
DISPLAY
SOLIDS
ON
PLANES
......................................
126
7.14
DISPLAY
PLANES
ON
PLANES
......................................
127
7.15
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS..............................................
127
8
PLANES
AND
SOLIDS................................................
130
8.1
PLANE
CLASSIFICATION
............................................
130
8.2
SOLID
CLASSIFICATION
..................
130
8.3
PROJECTION
OF
PLANES
...........................................
132
8.4
CYLINDERS
......................................................
133
8.5
PROJECTING
CYLINDERS
...........................................
134
8.6
CONES..........................................................
134
8.7
PROJECTING
CONES
..............................................
136
8.8
GEOMETRIC
CONES
..............................................
136
8.9
DOUBLE-CURVED
SURFACES
.................
138
8.10
HELIX
..........................................
138
8.11
CONVOLUTE
.....................................................
139
8.12
HELICAL
CONVOLUTE
.............................................
140
8.13
HELICOID
.......................................................
140
8.14
HYPERBOLIC
PARABOLOID
.........................................
142
8.15
CONOID
........................................................
142
8.16
CYLINDROID
.....................................................
144
8.17
HYPERBOLOID
...................................................
144
8.18
SPHERE
.........................................................
144
8.19
ELLIPSOID
.......................................................
146
8.20
TORUS
..........................................................
146
8.21
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS..............................................
146
9
TANGENT
PLANES
AND
SOLIDS
....................................
148
9.1
PLANES
TANGENT
TO
A
SOLID......................................
148
9.2
SINGLE-CURVED
SURFACES...................
148
9.3
TANGENT
PLANES
THROUGH
A
POINT................................
148
9.4
DISPLAY
CONSTRUCTION
FOR
CONES
*...........................
150
9.5
TANGENT
PLANE/EXTERNAL
POINT
...................
150
9.6
TANGENT
PLANE/EXTEMAL
LINE
..................................
152
9.7
PLANE/LINE
AND
CYLINDER
......................................
152
9.8
PLANE/LINE
AND
ANGLE
......................................
154
9.9
DOUBLE-CURVED
SURFACES
.......................................
155
9.10
TANGENT
PLANE
THROUGH
A
POINT.................................
155
CONTENTS
V
9.11
TANGENT
PLANE
/
EXTERNAL
POINT
.................................
155
9.12
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS
..............................................
159
10
INTERSECTION
OF
PLANES
AND
SOLIDS............................
162
10.1
CUTTING
PLANE
METHOD
.........................................
162
10.2
VISIBILITY
......................................................
162
10.3
PLANE
AND
CONE................................................
165
10.4
PLANE
OF
INTERSECTION:
CONE
....................................
165
10.5
INTERSECTION:
CYLINDER.............................
166
10.6
INTERSECTION
ANGLE:
CONE
......................................
166
10.7
INTERSECTION
ANGLE:
SPHERE.....................................
167
10.8
INTERSECTION:
CYLINDER
AND
CONE
...............................
167
10.9
INTERSECTION
OF
CYLINDERS
......................................
172
10.10
INTERSECTION:
EQUAL
DIAMETER
CYLINDERS
........................
172
10.11
INTERSECTION:
UNEQUAL
DIAMETER
CYLINDERS
.....................
173
10.12
ANGULAR
INTERSECTIONS
..........................................
174
10.13
INTERSECTION:
ANGULAR
CONES
AND
CYLINDERS
....................
174
10.14
INTERSECTION:
ANGULAR
CONES
AND
CONES
.......................
..
175
10.15
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS..........................................
177
11
DEVELOPMENT
OF
SOLID
SURFACES..................
............
178
11.1
LAYOUT
METHOD
................................................
178
11.2
APPROXIMATION
TECHNIQUES
..........^,
X
...................*
178
11.3
DEVELOPMENT
OF
A
CYLINDER
.............
.....................
181
11.4
OBLIQUE
CYLINDER
DEVELOPMENT
............
181
11.5
RIGHT
CYLINDER
DEVELOPMENT
.....
182
11.6
CONE
DEVELOPMENT
..............................
182
11.7
TRUNCATED
CONE
DEVELOPMENT
.................................
185
11.8
OBLIQUE
CONE
DEVELOPMENT
....
185
11.9
CHAPTER
PROBLEMS..............................................
185
12
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
APPLICATIONS.........................
187
12.1
SAMPLE
APPLICATIONS
......
187
12.2
TOWARDS
GENERATION
THEORY
OF
FRESHMAN
GRAPHIC
READING
ERROR
.............................................*
187
12.3
APPLICATION
OF
MULTIDIMENSIONAL
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
TO
PHASE
DIAGRAM
REPRESENTATION
OF
MULTICOMPONENT
METAL
SYSTEM
......................
188
12.4
PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
THIRD
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE
ON
ENGINEERING
GRAPHICS
AND
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
..............
189
12.5
FUNDAMENTAL
IDEAS
FOR
COMPUTER-SUPPORTED
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
......................................................
192
12.6
LOCALIZED
INTERSECTIONS
COMPUTATION
FOR
SOLID
MODELLING
WITH
STRAIGHT
HOMOGENEOUS
GENERALIZED
CYLINDERS
.................
193
12.7
GRAPHIC
INTERACTION
IN
SOLIDS
MODELLING
.......................
193
VIII
CONTENTS
12.8
REPRESENTATION
OF
STRAIGHT
LINES
BY
HOMOGENEOUS
6-TUPLES
AND
GEOMETRICAL
TRANSFORMATIONS
..................................
194
12.9
FUNDAMENTAL
IDEAS
FOR
COMPUTER-SUPPORTED
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
......................................................
194
12.10
THE
MATHEMATICAL
CALCULATIONS
INVOLVED
IN
PROGRAMMING
WITH
LOGO
TO
DERIVE
SOLUTIONS
TO
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
PROBLEMS
......................................................
194
12.11
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
AND
ENGINEERING
DRAWING
EDUCATION
USING
CADAM
................................................
195
12.12
COMBINING
DESCRIPTIVE
AND
COMPUTATIONAL
GEOMETRY
.........
195
12.13
INSTRUCTIONAL
MODULES
IN
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY................
196
12.14
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
OF
THE
CELESTIAL
SPHERE
.................
196
12.15
GEOMETRIC
MODELING
OF
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
OBJECTS
IN
AUTOMATED
PLANNING
SYSTEMS
............
197
12.16
COMPUTER
GRAPHICS
AND
TEACHING
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
.....
L97
12.17
INSTRUCTIONAL
MODULES
IN
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY................
198
12.18
THE
APPLICATION
OF
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
IN
THE
DETERMINATION
OF
THE
RADIATION
ANGLE
FACTOR
..................
198
12.19
COMPUTER
AIDED
INSTRUCTION
OF
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
.........
199
12.20
APPLICATION
OF
COMPUTER
GRAPHICS
FOR
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
...
199
12.21
ALGORITHM
FOR
DETERMINING
THE
INTERSECTION
OF
TWO
SIMPLE
POLYHEDRA
........................................
200
12.22
ON
THE
CONDITION
OF
EQUALITY
BETWEEN
A
SPATIAL
ANGLE
CONSISTING
OF
TWO
OBLIQUE
LINES
AND
ITS
PROJECTIVE
ANGLE
____
200
12.23
COMPUTER
AIDED
DESIGN
AND
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
FOR
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
...............................................
201
12.24
CONSTRUCTIVE
GEOMETRY
IN
THREE
DIMENSIONS
FOR
COMPUTER-AIDED
DESIGN
.......................................
201
12.25
ON
AN
EDUCATIONAL
METHOD
FOR
COMPUTER
GRAPHICS
INTRODUCED
INTO
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
.........................
202
12.26
SET
MEMBERSHIP
CLASSIFICATION:
A
UNIFIED
APPROACH
TO
GEOMETRIC
INTERSECTION
PROBLEMS
..............................
202
12.27
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY*IT
CAN
PROVIDE
THE
SOLUTION
TO
SOME
DESIGN
PROBLEMS
........................................
203
12.28
A
MICROPROCESSOR
SYSTEM
TO
HELP
TEACH
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
.........................................
203
12.29
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
THE
APPLICATION
OF
A
PLOTTER
IN
DESCRIPTIVE
GEOMETRY
................
204
12.30
COMPUTER
EXERCISES
IN
ENGINEERING
GRAPHICS
..................
204
INDEX
.............................................
205
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