Use of Auxiliary Plans (Leaving Cert DCG): Flashcards

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Use of Auxiliary Plans
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What are auxiliary plans?

Additional drawing views to solve complex geometric problems with oblique surfaces

Main purpose of auxiliary plans

Finding true shape of oblique surfaces

When are auxiliary plans essential?

For oblique surfaces, finding intersections between solids, and measuring true distances/angles

How do auxiliary plans show true shape?

By viewing surfaces perpendicularly (at right angles)

What is an edge view?

When a surface appears as a straight line in a view

Critical rule before finding intersections

Always establish the edge view of oblique surfaces first

What projection method is used?

Parallel projection lines

Direction to draw auxiliary plan

Perpendicular to the oblique surface

How to find intersection points

Where edges of one solid cross surfaces of another

Final step in auxiliary plan method

Project intersection points back to original plan and elevation views

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