To understand why 2nd and 4th angle projection is not used because of the limitaion of projection view positioning in second and fourth angle projection.
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Why nd and th angle Projection is not Used SMLease Design Blog For Engineers Hobbyist Privacy Policy Resources CAD Engineering Tolerance Interview Questions Latest Technologies Product Development Plastic Sheet Metal Calculator Flat Pattern Convection Convective Heat Transfer K-factor for Bending Conductive Contact Us About UsedSecond fourth projection systems are used to draw engineering drawings because of the limitation overlapping views In this article we will discuss in detail about limitations system To understand why Firstly need concept behind orthographic How Orthographic System Works Let s consider a point A B st rd quadrant respectively As per rule bring drawing from three dimensional two planes Horizontal plane HP rotated clockwise direction Drawing Projecton shown above image Point lies between observer Therefore Front view be vertical V P top on horizontal Similarly can projected Second Fourth Systems We repeat experiment creating second rectangular parts X Y placed VP object front x lie whereas when degree overlap Views Overlapping create confusion both also sum up Because projections First third recommended keep adding more information Please add your suggestions comments or questions comment box Third Projections Previous PostMechanical Answers Next PostSolidworks Updated April Add Comment Cancel replyYour email address published Required fields marked Name required E-Mail Save my name website browser next time I Your EmailThank You Subscribing span p Recent Posts Benefits Disadvantages Automation Go-No Go Gauge Everything you Know What Lean Manufacturing An Introduction Types Temperature Sensors their Applications different types CategoriesAutomation Automotive Buyer Guide Career Advice Finish Operations GD amp T Basics Mechanical Mechanism Sponsored Articles Thermal Tags D Printing Autonomous Vehicle Belt Drive Control Corrosion Resistance Coating Fasteners Gears Injection Moulding Internet Things Joining Materials New Physics Plastics Validation Quality simulation Smart Home Strength Material Welding difference All rights reserved Shopping Basket error Content protected use cookies ensure that give best experience our If continue site assume happy with it OkPrivacy policy