Challenge

Creation of geometries by Coordinate system methods using AutoCad

Aim-To draw P1 and P2 drawing using all co ordinate system.

Introduction-Here we are drawing a sketch on autocad software with line commamd using all 4 types of co ordinate system.

Procedure-

1.Take imperical template with decimal dimesions

2.Type l in command and a start a drawing

3.Co-ordinates methods are

(i)Absolute co-ordinate method

-Specify a point 2,1

-Specify b point 8,1

-Specify c point 8,2

-Specify d point 3,2

-Specify e point 3,7

-Specify f point 8,7

-Specify g point 8,8

-Specify h point 2,8

-Enter c and close the drawing.

(ii)Relative rectangular co-ordinate method

-Specify a point 2,1

-Specify b point @6,0

-Specify c point @0,1

-Specify d point @-5,0

-Specify e point @0,4

-Specify f point @5,0

-Specify g point @0,1

-Specify h point @-6,0

-Enter c and close the drawing.

(iii)Relative polar co-ordinate method

-Specify a point 2,1

-Specify b point @6<0

-Specify c point @1<90

-Specify d point @5<180

-Specify e point @4<90

-Specify f point @5<0

-Specify g point @1<90

-Specify h point @6<180

-Enter c and close the drawing.

(iv)Direct distance entry method

-Specify a point 2,1

-To specify b point move cursor in direction of b entering specific measurement i.e. 6 and repectively for all others point and at last close the drawing by type c.

For P2 drawing:

(i)Absolute co-ordinate method

-Specify a point 2,1

-Specify b point 5,1

-Specify c point 5,5

-Specify d point 6,5

-Specify e point 6,1

-Specify f point 9,1

-Specify g point 7,8

-Specify h point 4,8

-Enter c and close the drawing.

(ii)Relative rectangular co-ordinate method

-Specify a point 2,1

-Specify b point @3,0

-Specify c point @0,4

-Specify d point @1,0

-Specify e point @0,-4

-Specify f point @3,0

-Specify g point @-2,7

-Specify h point @-3,0

-Enter c and close the drawing.

(iii)Relative polar co-ordinate method

-Specify a point 2,1

-Specify b point @3<0

-Specify c point @4<90

-Specify d point @1<0

-Specify e point @4<270

-Specify f point @3<0

-Specify g point @7<106

-Specify h point @3<180

-Enter c and close the drawing.

(iv)Direct distance entry method

-To specify b point take a cursor in b direction and type specific value i.e. 3 and respectively for all others point and at last close the drawing by type c.

Result-This is final drawing of P1 and P2.

Aim-To draw profile and trusses by using relative rectangular and polar co-ordinate method.

Introduction-Here we are drawing a sketch on autocad software with line commamd using relative rectangular and polar co-ordinate system.

Procedure-

1.Take imperical template with decimal dimesions

2.Type l in command and a start a drawing

3.Here i am using relative rectangular co-ordinate method

4.

-Specify a point 0,0

-Specify b point @10,0

-Specify c point @0,1

-Specify d point @-2,0

-Specify e point @0,4

-Specify f point @2,0

-Specify g point @0,1

-Specify h point @-5,3

-Specify i point @-5,-3

-Specify j point @2,0

-Specify k point @0,-5

-Specify l point @-2,0

-Enter c and close the drawing.

-Then command c enter take a center (5,4) and radius is 2

For 2nd truss diagram-

-Specify a point 1,1

-Specify b point @1,4

-Specify c point @1,0

-Specify d point @0,1

-Specify e point @2.536,-1

-Specify f point @-2.536,1

-Specify g point @0,-1

-Specify h point @1,0

-Specify i point @5<135 then from point i @5<225

-From point h simply take cursor in direction of j with value 4.

-At last simply draw a line form point c to e , e to g and e to i.

For 3rd truss-

-Specify a point 1,1

-Specify b point @2,0

-Specify c point @0,0.667

-Specify d point @2,-0.667

-Specify e point @0,1.333

-Specify f point @2,-1.333

-Specify g point @0,2

-Type c and close the diagram

-At last draw a line from point b to d and d to f.

Result-This is final diagram

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