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Engineering Graphics Video Lectures

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Engineering Graphics Video Lectures

The document lists video lectures uploaded to YouTube for an Engineering Graphics course. It provides links to 53 videos organized under topics like curves, sketching, projection of points, lines, planes and solids. It also lists optional course projects and provides examples of models submitted by students. Finally, it includes the timetable for the end semester practical examinations with the exam date, timings and branches.
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UNIT WISE VIDEO LECTURES UPLOADED IN YOUTUBE

KINDLY VIEW THE FOLLOWING VIDEO CLIPS UPLOADED FOR ENGINEERING GRAPHICS IN YOUTUBE AND
GIVE YOUR VALUABLE FEEDBACK AT edisonphd1@[Link] / 9345049961 & 9884985150

SUBJECT: ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (COMMON TO ALL FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING STUDENTS)

Sl.N Unit Topic Problem You tube Link


o Number
1 1 Engineering Practice [Link]
Curves-Ellipse session
1
2 Engineering Practice [Link]
Curves- session
Parabola & 2
Hyperbola
3 Free Hand Problem [Link]
Sketching 1
4 Problem [Link]
2
5 Problem [Link]
3
6 Problem [Link]
4
7 Square LECTURE [Link]
Involute 13
8 Cycloid LECTURE [Link]
14
9 Circle Involute LECTURE [Link]
15
10 2 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Points 01
11 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Points 02
12 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Points 03
13 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Points 04
14 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Straight Lines 05
15 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Straight Lines 06
16 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Straight Lines 07
17 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Straight lines 08
&Planes
18 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Planes 09
19 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
Planes 10
20 3 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
solids 11
21 Projection of LECTURE [Link]
solids:Auxilary 12
plane method
22 3 Projection of 01 [Link]
23 solids :General 02 [Link]
24 03 [Link]
25 04 [Link]
26 05 [Link]
27 06 [Link]
28 07 [Link]
29 08 [Link]
30 09 [Link]
31 10 [Link]
32 11 [Link]
33 13 [Link]
34 14 [Link]
35 15 [Link]
36 16 [Link]
37 17 [Link]
38 18 [Link]
39 19 [Link]
40 20 [Link]
41 Projection of 1 [Link]
42 solids :Square 2 [Link]
43 Pyramid 3 [Link]
44 4 [Link]
45 5 [Link]
46 6 [Link]
47 7 [Link]
48 8 [Link]
49 9 [Link]
50 10 part [Link]
1
51 10 part2 [Link]
52 4 Development 1 [Link]
of Surfaces
53 4 Section of 1 [Link]
solids
54 5 Perspective 1 [Link]
55 projection 2 [Link]
56 3 [Link]
57 4 [Link]
58 5 [Link]
59 Isometric 1 [Link]
60 projection 2 [Link]
61 3 [Link]
62 4 [Link]
63 5 [Link]
COURSE PROJECT ASSIGNMENT (optional)

SUBJECT :Engineering Graphics(COMBINED) Code:UDMCCPA

OBJECTIVE:

 To make students to reach higher order abilities in Engineering Graphics(K4&K5) and to promote
experiential learning.

 To identify advanced learners with self propulsive attitude and encourage them to participate
technical National /International level events and competitions.

COURSE MODEL ASSIGNMENT QUESTION:

Choose any one object for which the orthographic views(2D) are illustrated in Engineering Graphics text
book prescribed in our syllabus ,interpret the dimensions given in the views and make a physical 3D
model with the available materials such as cardboard,paper,and wood.

SAMPLE MODELS ON ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

(submitted by first year EEE/Mining/FPT students of academic year 2020-21)


[Link] /Mining
[Link] Srinivasan /FPT
[Link]/Mining
[Link] Krishna/Mining
5. Nekhaa/Mining
FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING GRAPHICS AND DESIGN(UDMCCPA)END SEMESTER PRATICAL EXAMINATIONS
MAY 2021

[Link] DATE SESSION TIMING BRANCH GROUP

1 12.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM MECHANICAL 2

2 13.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM NAOE 1

3 13.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM PETROLEUM ENGG 1

4 13.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM MECHANICAL 1


AMET Deemed to be University

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Time Table for End Semester Online Practical Examinations - January 2021

Credi
[Link]. Dept. Course Year Sem Sub code Subject Name T/P No. of Groups
t

UDMCCP Engineering
1 EEE B.E.(EEE) I I
A Graphics Lab P 3

UDMCCP Engineering
2 1
FPT B.E(FPT) I I A Graphics Lab P 3

MININ UDMCCP Engineering


3 G B.E(Mining) I I A Graphics Lab P 3
FPT

MODEL/INTERNAL MARKS

[Link] Name [Link] Model End Sem

1 JAYAVELNATHAN.S AFP20001 40 98
SUGUMARAN

2 KANNAN.D AFP20002 40 95

3 NEKHAA AFP20003 40 95

4 SAKTHEESWARI.T.J AFP20004 40 100

5 VAIBHAVSING AFP20005 AAA AAA

6 SREE DARSAN S AFP20006 40 90

7 VUYYURU VYSHNAVI AFP20007 40 100


PRIYA

8 INDURI SREEJA AFP20008 40 100

Model exam/Internal Marks:

[Link] Name [Link] INTERNAL End SEM


Marks

1. ADORABLESON 20001 38 100

2. BALAJI 20002 40 90

3. [Link] 20003 38 80

4 [Link] PLAYER 20004 40 100

5. [Link] 20005 40 100

6. GOKULAKRISHNAN 20006 35 95

7. GOPALAKRISHNAN 20007 40 100

8. JAGADEESWARAN 20008 35 95

9. KAMARAJ 20009 38 95

10. MUGHILARASAN 20010 40 100


11. NANDIPATI JAGATH GURUVA 20011 40 100
REDDY

12 PREMKUMAR -------- ---

13. [Link] KRISHNA 20013 40 100

14. VIGNESH .C 20014 40 100

15. AKASH 20015 38 100

16. RAGUL RAJ R 20016 38 95

17. DIVAKHAR.B 20017 35 90

18. GHIJAL SALEEM 20018 35 90

Department of Mechanical Engineering

End Semester Practical Examinations second semester NAOE -May 2021

BRAN PETROLEUM
Year/Sem I/II CH ENGINEERING

Course Code UDMCCPA

Course ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

Name of
Faculty [Link] Chandraseelan

S.N [Link]. Student Name Internal


o Marks

1 APE20001 DHARUN RAJ 35

2 APE20002 DHANVARSH.K 30

3 APE20003 MUGHILARASAN.R 35

4 APE20004 SHYAM SRIRAJ 40

5 APE20005 SRIRAM 30

6 APE20006 ZAKI AHMED KALADKI 40

7 APE20007 NITHIN.V.K 40

8 APE20008 SHERIN SWEETY.S 40

Department of Mechanical Engineering

End Semester Practical Examinations second semester NAOE -May 2021

BRANC
Year/Sem I/II H NAOE

Course Code UDMCCPA

Course ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

Name of
Faculty [Link] Chandraseelan
Internal Remark
[Link] [Link]. Student Name Marks s

1 ANA20001 ABISHEIK.J 30

2 ANA20003 ANNABIJU ABSENT

3 ANA20005 JEENA KRISTIKA.J 35

4 ANA20006 MABEL MARIYA.H 35

5 ANA20007 MOHAMMED ASIK.M 40

6 ANA20008 MUTHURAJAN.S 40

ANA20009 RAVIRAJ SHANKAR 40


7 NARVEKAR

8 ANA20010 NATARAJ.K 40

9 ANA20011 NAVNEETH.M 40

10 ANA20013 PRASANAKUMAR.R 40

11 ANA20014 ROHITH.S 40

12 ANA20015 SABARIVASAN.S 40

ANA20016 YEDIDA VENKATA SESHA 40


13 SAI LAVANYA

14 ANA20017 ASWIN.K 40

ANA20018 TUMMA UMA VENKATA 40


15 NAGA VARALAKSHMI

16 ANA20019 KIRTHIKA.K 40

17 ANA20021 RAMPRAKASH.V 30
FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING GRAPHICS AND DESIGN(UDMCCPA)END SEMESTER PRATICAL EXAMINATIONS
MAY 2021

[Link] DATE SESSION TIMING BRANCH GROUP

1 12.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM MECHANICAL 2

2 13.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM NAOE 1

3 13.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM PETROLEUM ENGG 1

4 13.05.2021 FN 10AM TO 1 PM MECHANICAL 1

Code No:UDMCCPA
B.E I Year II Semester Practical Examinations, May - 2021
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS AND DESIGN
(MECHANICAL-GROUP 2)
Time: 3 [Link]: 100

Answer all five questions All questions carry equal marks


---
1. Draw a parabola when the distance of its focus from the directrix is 60 mm and its eccentricity is [Link] a
and normal at any point on the curve.[20]
OR

2. Draw the elevation, top view and left side view of the object shown in figure 1. All dimensions are in mm.

[20]

3. A straight line AB measures 70mm with one end A ,15mm above HP and 20mm in front of [Link] straight
angle 600 to HP and 300 to [Link] its projections.

[20]
OR
4. A regular hexagonal lamina of 35mm side is resting on HP on one of it’s sides with it’s surface 45 0 incline
it’s projections when the side in HP makes 300 angle with VP.

[20]

5. A square pyramid of base 30 mm and height 60mm with one of its triangular face on [Link] axis of the pyr
to [Link] its projections.

[20]
OR

6. A right circular cylinder of base diameter 30 mm and axis height 60 mm has one of the circumference poin
HP, such that its axis is inclined at 30o to the HP. Draw its projections.

[20]

7. A hexagonal prism with base side 30mm and axis 60mm is resting on HP with two of its vertical faces para
cut by a section plane perpendicular to VP and inclined 35 0 to HP and meets the axis at a distance of 35 mm
.Draw the development of the lateral surface of the pyramid.

[20]
OR

8. A cylinder of diameter 35 mm and height 65 mm is resting on the ground on its flat end. It is cut by a
inclined at 35 degrees to the axis of the cylinder and passing through a point on the axis at height of 35 mm
Draw the sectional top view .Draw also the true shape.

[20]

9. Draw the isometric view of a hexagonal pyramid of base side 35 mm and height 65 mm rests on its base on
edge parallel to [Link] is cut by a plane perpendicular to VP ,inclined at 30 0 to HP and meeting the axis at 3
base.

[20]

10. Draw the isometric view of a frustum of a square pyramid of bottom base side 45 mm,top face side 25 mm
mm when it is resting on the ground vertically.

[20]
ALL THE BEST

[Link]
FACULTY NAME : CHANDRASEELAN

S.N Roll No./Register IsAbs Out of Out of


o. No. Name (Y/N) 60 100

1 AEE20001 ANRAJ SRICHANDAN 60 100

2 AEE20002 GOWTHAMKUMAR M 42 70

3 AEE20003 GURU PRASATH R 42 70

4 AEE20004 JANA S 36 60
5 AEE20005 KARTHICK RAJ R 30 50

6 AEE20006 KISHORE KUMAR S Y 0

7 AEE20007 MAHESWARAN Y 0

8 AEE20008 MUHAMMED AZAN N 42 70

9 AEE20009 SARABESWARAN M 42 70

10 AEE20010 SUDHARSAN G 36 60

11 AEE20011 YOGESHWARAN U 39 65

CHETTIAR MUKESH
12 AEE20012 KUMAR 48 80

13 AEE20013 SWAYAM PAWAR 48 80

14 AEE20015 ZUBEN KALYAN 48 80

15 AEE20016 ASHWIN G 42 70

16 AEE20017 PRAMITI ROY P R 48 80

[Link]
FACULTY NAME : CHANDRASEELAN

S.N Roll No./Register IsAbs Out of Out of


o. No. Name (Y/N) 60 100

1 AMN20001 ADORABLESON 57 95

2 AMN20002 BALAJI 54 90

3 AMN20003 BALAJI 45 75

4 AMN20004 DONY 46 76

5 AMN20005 ESWAR 57 95

6 AMN20006 GOKULAKRISHNA 57 95
7 AMN20007 GOPALAKRISHNAN 59 98

8 AMN20008 JAGADESHWARAN 58 96

9 AMN20009 KAMARAJ 57 95

10 AMN20010 MUGHILARASAN 54 90

NANDIPATI JAGATH GURU


11 AMN20011 REDDY 48 80

12 AMN20013 RAHUL 54 90

13 AMN20014 VIGNESH 57 95

14 AMN20015 AKASH 48 80

15 AMN20016 RAGUL 54 90

16 AMN20017 DHIVAKAR B 45 75

17 AMN20018 GHIJAL SALEEM 48 80


ENGINEERING GRAPHICS RECORD WORK

[Link] Contents Page Marks(out of


No 10)

1 Orthographic Projection Exercise 1 2

2 Orthographic Projection Exercise 1 3

3 Engineering curves Exercise 1 4

4 Special curves Exercise 1 6

5 Orthographic projection of Points Exercise 1 11

6 Orthographic projection of straight lines Exercise 1 17


7 Orthographic projection of planes Exercise 1 18

8 Orthographic projection of planes Exercise 2 19

9 Orthographic projection solids(prism/pyramid) Exercise 1 35

10 Orthographic projection solids(prism/pyramid) Exercise 2 36

11 Orthographic projection solids(cylinder/cone) Exercise 1 36

12 Orthographic projection solids(cylider/cone) Exercise 2 37

13 Section solids excercise 1 38

14 Section of solids exercise 2 38

15 Development of surfaces exercise 1 47

16 Development of surfaces exercise 2 48

17 Isometric view of regular solids 50

18 Isometric view of truncated solids 51

19 Isometric projection of regular solids 52

20 Isometric view of truncated solids 53

21 Front view top view/isometric view of tugboat/ship/pit


mines/oil refinery/electrical machinery/food&pharma
machinery
Q1

Draw the orthographic views of object shown in figure 1.

Solution:
Figure 1
[Link] the orthographic views of the object shown in figure 2.

Solution:
Figure 2
[Link] the ellipse using eccentricity method when the distance of its focus from the directrix is 70mm
and the eccentricity is 3/[Link] also its tangent and normal.

Solution:
Q3 .draw a parabola using eccentricity method when the distance of its focus from the directrix is 60mm
and the eccentricity is 1.

Solution:
[Link] an in volute of diameter [Link] also its tangent and normal
Q5

Draw the projections of the following points on the same ground


line, keeping the distance
between projectors equal to 25 mm.
(i) Point A, 20 mm above HP, 25 mm behind VP;
(ii) Point B, 25 mm below HP, 20 mm behind VP;
(iii) Point C, 20 mm below HP, 30 mm in front of VP;
(iv) Point D, 20 mm above HP, 25 mm in front of VP;
(v) Point E, on HP, 25 mm behind VP;
(vi) Point F, on VP, 30 mm above HP;
[Link] AB is 75 mm long and it is 300 & 400 inclined to HP & VP
respectively. End A is
12mm above HP and 10 mm in front of VP. Draw projections. Line is in
1st quadrant
Rectangle 30mm and 50mm sides is resting on HP on one
Q7.

small side which is 300 inclined to VP,while the surface of the


plane makes 450 inclination with HP. Draw it’s projections.
Q8.A regular pentagon of 30 mm sides is resting on HP on one of it’s sides
with it’s surface 450 inclined to HP. Draw it’s projections when the side in
HP makes 300 angle with VP
Q9.Acubeof30mmsiderestswithoneofitsedgesonHPsuchthat
oneofthesquarefacescontainingthatedgeisinclinedat300toHPand

[Link]

projections.
[Link]

ofbase40x50mmandheight70mmwhenitliesononeofitslarger

[Link]

lyingonHPisinclinedat600toVPinthetopviewwiththeapexofthe

pyramidbeingnearertoVP
Q11.Aconeofbase80mmdiameterandheight100mmlieswith

oneofitsgeneratorsonHPandtheaxisappearstobeinclinedtoVP

[Link].
Q12.Aconeofbase60mmdiameterandtheaxis80mmlongliesonHPwithitsaxis

inclinedat450and300toHPandVP,[Link]

viewsofthecone
SECTION OF SOLIDS

Q13.
Q14.
DEVELOP[MENT OF SURFACES
Q15 Draw the development of a cylinder of diameter 60mm with a cutting plane as shown below.
Q16.Aconeofbasediameter40mmandslantheight60mmiskeptontheground

onitsbase.AnAIPinclinedat45°totheHPcutstheconethroughthe

[Link].
Q17 draw the isometriv view for the following:
Q18

draw the isometriv view for the following:


Q19 draw the isometriv view for the following:
Q20 draw the isometriv view for the following:

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The development of surfaces for cylindrical shapes is typically straightforward, involving the unrolling of the surface into a rectangle whose dimensions are the cylinder's circumference and height. For conical shapes, the development involves unrolling into a sector of a circle, accounting for the slant height and base radius. The methods differ largely in how they account for curvature: the conical requires calculating an angle for the sector, while cylinders do not need such steps .

The involute of a circle is drawn by unwrapping a taut string from the circle's circumference, keeping it tangent to the circle, with each point forming the path traced by the end of the string. This technique is relevant as involutes are used in designing gears and cams to ensure smooth transition of motion and torque transfer in mechanical systems .

Accurate projections of lines and planes are critical in engineering graphics as they impact the interpretation of spatial relationships in design, assembly, and construction. Precise projections ensure that components fit together as intended, avoid interference problems, and maintain functional design integrity across dimensions. Inaccuracies can lead to costly errors in production and assembly processes .

Video lectures offer a visual and dynamic way to learn technical subjects like engineering graphics, allowing students to pause, replay, and study at their own pace. They can see real-time drawing and model demonstrations, which are beneficial for complex spatial concepts. However, challenges include a lack of interactive engagement and immediate feedback, which can impede understanding if a student's question or confusion is not addressed .

Isometric views are essential in engineering drawings because they provide a pseudo-3D representation on a 2D plane, showing multiple sides simultaneously without distortion of angles. This helps in visualizing complex parts and assemblies, performing tolerance checks, and planning the layout of systems. They are particularly useful for designers and engineers to communicate ideas effectively with non-specialists .

In the construction of an ellipse, tangents and normals are defined at any point on the curve by leveraging the geometric properties inherent in the ellipse equation. A tangent line touches the ellipse at one point, while the normal is perpendicular to the tangent at the same point and passes through the center of the ellipse. These are constructed by calculating the slope at the particular point on the ellipse and determining perpendicular and parallel lines accordingly .

The auxiliary plane method improves the process of projecting solids by providing an additional reference plane that helps clarify and visualize inclined or complex shapes. It simplifies the projection of solid objects by breaking down their shape into more manageable geometric figures, allowing for precision and detail in representing the object’s depth and shape .

Orthographic projections are essential for translating a 3D object into 2D views as they allow an engineer to see all sides of an object separately. This is crucial for manufacturing, as it provides detailed and precise views that convey all necessary dimensions and features. Engineers and fabricators can create accurate physical models based on these projections without ambiguity about the object's geometry .

Perspective projection plays a crucial role in engineering designs by providing a more natural and realistic view of objects, similar to how human eyes perceive the world. It helps in visualizing spatial depth and relative size of components within a design, which is essential for layout planning and client presentations to show how a final product might appear in real settings .

The eccentricity method is a key to constructing conic sections because it defines the shape of the curve in relation to its directrix and focus. For the parabola, which has an eccentricity of 1, the distance of any point on the curve to the focus is equal to its distance from the directrix. This property is used to plot points and ultimately draw the parabola shape .

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