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Construction Of
Geometric FiguresTangency
Blending of Lines& Curves
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1Construction of Geometric Figures
Engineering drawings require the use of a number of simple
geometrical constructions and engineering curves. The
constructions are mostly based on simple theorems of plane
geometry. A few methods are illustrated hereafter.
1.1Dividing a straight line into a given number of
equal parts
(DIVISION BY GEOMETRIC METHOD)
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1.2Dividing a line in the ratio 1:3:4
1.3Constructing parallel lines
1.4Bisecting a line
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1.5 Drawing a perpendicular from a point on a line
1.6 Drawing a perpendicular from a point to a line
1.7 Bisecting an angle
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1.8 Bisecting the angle formed by two converging lines
1.9 Constructing a 60 angle
Construct 30, 90 and 45 angles.
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1.10 Constructing any given regular polygon, given
the length of a side
1.10.1 Method 1
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1.10.2 Method 2
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1.10.3 Method 3
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2Tangency
A tangent to a curve is a straight line that touches the curve at
one point only. Particular attention is devoted here to theconstruction of tangents to circles.
2.1Tangent to a circle from any point on the
circumference
2.2Tangent from a point P to a circle centre 0
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2.3Constructing an external tangent to two circles
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2.4Constructing an internal tangent to two circles
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3Blending of Lines & Curves
A curve will only blend properly with another curve or line when
the centre of the curve has been correctly found. If the centre is
found exactly, the curve is bound to blend exactly.
3.1Blending of an arc (radius r) with straight lines
meeting at right angles
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3.2Blending of an arc (radius r) with straight lines
meeting at any angles
3.3Blending of an arc (radius r) passing through a
point P, with a straight line
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3.4Blending of an arc (radius R) with a line and a
circle (centre B, radius r)
3.4.1Option 1
3.4.2Option 2