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    CE 100: CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWING

    SOLID

    O JECT

    Shaika SharkiaLecturer, Department of Civil Engineering

    University of Asia Pacific (UAP), Dhaka

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    CHAPTER

    2

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    WHAT IS SOLID?

    An object having three dimensions, i.e., length,breadth and height or thickness is called a

    SOLID

    .

    LENGTH

    HEIGHT

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    WHAT IS FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW?

    To represent a solid in the orthographic projection, at

    least two views are necessary; one view to representlength and height, called

    FRONT VIEW

    and the other

    view to represent length and breadth, called TOP VIEW.

    LENGTH

    HEIGHT

    FRONT VIEW

    LENGTH

    BREADTH

    TOP VIEW

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    Draw Front and Top view for the following object.

    5 cm

    10cm

    FRONT VIEW

    5 cm

    4cm

    TOP VIEW

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    POLYHEDRON

    The solid which is bounded by plane surfaces

    or faces is called Polyhedron. The polyhedra

    are further sub-divided into three groups:

    Regular PolyhedraPrisms

    Pyramids

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    REGULAR POLYHEDRA

    A polyhedron is regular if each of its plane surfaces isa Regular Polygon. The regular plane surfaces which

    form the surfaces of the polyhedra are calledFaces

    .

    The lines at which two faces intersect are called

    Edges.

    Tetrahedron

    Edges

    Face

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    TYPES OF POLYHEDRA

    The Threeimportant regular polyhedra are:

    Tetrahedron ----- 4 equal regular squares

    Cube or Hexahedron --- 6 equal regular squares

    Octahedron --- 8 equal equilateral triangles

    Tetrahedron Cube or Hexahedron Octahedron

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    A solid figure whose bases or ends have the same size and

    shape and are parallel to one another, and each of whose sides

    is a parallelogram

    WHAT IS PRISM?

    Pentagonal Prism Hexagonal Prism Triangular Prism

    Triangular Prism Pentagonal Prism Hexagonal Prism Rectangular Prism

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    Top Face

    Axis

    Bottom Face

    (Base)

    Longer edge

    Rectangular

    Face

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    A massive monument of ancient Egypt having a rectangular base and four

    triangular faces culminating in a single apex, built over or around a crypt or tomb

    PYRAMID

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    A solid figure with a polygonal base and triangular

    faces that meet at a common point

    WHAT IS PYRAMID?

    Square Pyramid Pentagonal PyramidHexagonal Pyramid

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    Apex or vertex

    Axis

    Base

    Slant Edges

    Triangular

    Faces

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    FRUSTUM TRUNCATED

    When a pyramid or a cone is cut by a

    cutting plane parallel to its base, the

    remaining portion thus obtained after

    removing the top portion is called the

    Frustum

    .

    When a solid (prism/cylinder/pyramid/cone)

    is cut by a cutting plane inclined to its base

    (not parallel), the remaining portion thus

    obtained after removing the top portion is

    called theTruncated Solid

    .

    Fig: Frustum

    Fig: Truncated Cone

    Fig: Truncated Pyramid

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    Waist Slab

    Landing

    Tread

    Riser

    TYPICAL SECTION OF A STAIR

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    hank You