1. 1 5. Creating Sectioncal Views This week you will learn creating sectional views. The steps to follow are: Cutting Plane Types of sectional views (full, half, detailed etc) Hatching Assembly Sections Creating Section Views in CADD Assignment #4

2. 2 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Sectional views are usually produced (a)to clarify details of the object, (b)to illustrate internal features clearly, (c)to reduce the number of hidden-detail lines, (d)to facilitate the dimensioning of internal features, (e)to show the shape of the cross-section, (f)to show clearly the relative positions of parts forming an assembly.

3. 3 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Cutting Plane Cutting plane lines typically lay in a view adjacent to the section view and represent the cutting path of the cross section

4. 4 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Cutting Plane Line

5. 5 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Full section Half section

6. 6 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Offset section Local section Alligned section Revolved section

7. 7 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Assembly Sections a) Views show how the parts fit together b) Individual components are identified by the use of numbers c) Adjacent components are hatched with a different properties (angle or scale) d) Standard components such as bolts, nuts are not hatched

8. 8 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Using the BHATCH (Boundary Hatch) Command Command: BHATCH 

9. 9 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Boundary Hatch – 2

10. 10 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Boundary Hatch – 3

11. 11 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Boundary Hatch – 4

12. 12 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Boundary Hatch – 5

13. 13 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Boundary Hatch – 6

14. 14 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Boundary Hatch – 7

15. 15 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Using the HATCH Command Command: HATCH Enter a pattern name or [?/Solid/User defined] Scale for pattern : Angle for pattern : Select hatch boundaries or press ENTER for direct hatch option, Select objects:

16. 16 5. Creating Sectioncal Views HATCH – 2 Command: HATCH Enter a pattern name or [?/Solid/User defined] S Select hatch boundaries or press ENTER for direct hatch option, Select objects:

17. 17 5. Creating Sectioncal Views HATCH – 3 Command: HATCH Enter a pattern name or [?/Solid/User defined] Scale for pattern : Angle for pattern : Select hatch boundaries or press ENTER for direct hatch option, Select objects:

18. 18 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Cutting Plane Line Drawing a Leader : Command: _leader From point: _mid of To point: To point (Format/Annotation/Undo) : Annotation (or press ENTER for options): Tolerance/Copy/Block/None/ : n 1st 2nd

19. 19 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Cutting Plane Line Typing Capital Letter  1st 2nd 

20. 20 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Typing Capital Letter 

21. 21 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Next Week ; You will learn three dimensional design and solid modeling. The steps to follow are: Geometrical Modelling 3-D Modelling Line or Wireframe Modelling Surface Modelling Solid Modelling Assignment # 5

22. 22 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Assignment # 4 A front and top (plan) views of an Adjuster Base are given in the figure below. Draw the following views, in FIRST angle projection using a standard paper size: A front view, A top (plan) view, Section A-A, B-B, and C-C. Please include all dimensions in an appropriate way!   Don’t forget to save it! Submit the assignment on time!

23. 23 5. Creating Sectioncal Views Assignment Procedure Open ISO_A3 template file Format the drawing file (linetype etc) Draw the sectional front view on A-A Complete the top view and the side view Give all necessary dimensions Fill in the title block (name, number, date etc) Submit your file via Ninova System  