The aim of this work is to make Descriptive Geometry an integral part of a course in Mechanical orE ngineering Drawing. The older books on Descriptive Geometry are geometrical rather than descriptive. Their authors were interested in the subject as a branch of mathematics, not as a branch of drawing. Technical schools should aim to produce engineers rather than mathematicians, and the subject is here presented with the idea that it may fit naturally in a general course in Mechanical Drawing. It should follow that portion of Mechanical Drawing called Line Drawing, whose aim is to teach the handling of the drawing instruments, and should precede courses specializing in the various branches of Drawing, such as Mechanical, Structural, A rchitectural, and Topographical Drawing, or theL aying Off of ship lines. The various branches of drawing used in the different industries may be regarded as dialects of a common language. A drawing is but a written page conveying by the use of lines a mass of information about the geometrical shapes of objects impossible to describe in words without tedium and ambiguity. In a broad sense all these branches come under the general term Descriptive Geometry. It is more usual, however, to speak of them as branches of Engineering Drawing, and that term may well be used as the broad label. The term Descriptive Geometry will be restricted, therefore, to the common geometrical basis or ground work on which the various industrial branches rest. This ground work of mathematical laws is unchanging and permanent. The branches of Engineering Drawing have each their own abbreviations, and special methods adapting them to their own particular fields, and these conventional methods change from time to time, keeping pace with changing industrial methods. Descriptive Geometry, though unchanged in its principles, has recently undergone a complete
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book takes a fresh look at descriptive geometry, merging it with descriptive drawing, which until now have been taught as separate subjects. Building on the work of Gaspard Monge, who popularized descriptive geometry in the 18th century, the author shows how the two methods can be combined to provide a deeper understanding of design. Not just theory, this book emphasizes the practical applications of descriptive geometry and features 500 hand-sketched illustrations for clarity. Readers will learn how to create descriptive drawings from original designs as well as how to construct their own original designs from descriptive drawings. Engineers, designers, and students will find this book an invaluable learning tool for the practical application of descriptive geometry. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330084847_0
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