A new exercise that allows us to practice the standard representation of a mechanical part in 3D.
In this case the element is a T-shaped pipe with connecting flanges for installation “piping”
The main plane of symmetry can be used to identify a section which enables seeing the inside of the piece.
Gloom in a false view of the flanges complete the translation of this geometry. Alternatively, although more complex, next to the main elevation can be accompanied by a second view, the ground elevation.
Intersections of cylindrical shapes, to share in the same plane and their axes being of equal diameter, curves are flat (ellipses) that will be shown as a straight line.
How many views in this exercise need to define this new piece of technical drawing (in its standard representation)? Will we need a plant? And a profile?
Two cylinders of equal diameter coaxial share a flat section
Representing the views needed to define the object, dimensioning according to standards
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