Introduction to Projection of Solids - Engineering Graphics
This video answers a simple question - How are three-dimensional objects projected?
It is projected onto a planar surface, and it is categorized into two different kinds of Solids, Simple and Truncated Solids.
00:00 How are three-dimensional objects projected?
00:35 Classification of Truncated Solids
01:05 Types of Prism
01:35 Solids of Revolution
Simple Solids otherwise called Solids, is a three-dimensional objects, having a length, breadth, thickness, and bounded by the surfaces. It is classified into two types, Polyhedron, and Solids of revolution. Truncated Solid is a cut by a plane inclined to its base, and the top portion is removed. Truncated Solids are classified into Truncated Cone, Truncated Prism, Truncated Pyramid, and Truncated Cylinder.
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