Hello
friend this time we will explain on how to calculate the
scale when drawing technique whether it's building houses, buildings,
roads, bridges and other constructions. Keep
in mind that it is necessary to draw technique right size so that what
is depicted can represent real objects, this condition is far different
from the art of drawing with that size can only estimate the system, or
even modified in such a way that looks beautiful but is no longer
proportional to the object size, in fact, ok this is an example perhitunganya
How to read the scale Pictures
Scale downsizing
Example 1: 20
1 = distance object in the picture = Sd
20 = Distance actual objects. = Sb
Scale enlargement
Examples scale of 5: 1
5 = Distance actual objects. = Sd
1 = distance of objects in the picture = Sb
The formula to calculate the current scale drawing home
Objects in the picture distance = (actual object distance x scale Home) / Scale back
JBG = (Jbsx Sd) / Sb
Example 1. Drawing a road width of 1m to scale 1:20
1:20
scale mean every single centimeter in size 20cm image will represent
real objects, so the road width of 1m = 100cm if we image with the 1:20
scale picture distance is (100 × 1) / 20 = 5cm, meaning we draw wide road with a distance of 5cm.
Example 2. Draw bolt nut width of 5mm with a scale of 5: 1
It
is kebalikanya of first instance, here the real thing smaller than the
picture grew so visible detail, this condition occurs when creating an
image much detail, in this example a scale of 5: 1 means that each 5cm
in the image represent actual objects 1cm, means bolts 5mm width = 0.5m if drawn to scale 5: 1 then the distance in the picture are (0,5cmx5) / 1 = 2.5 cm.
To
calculate the image with other scale is equal to the examples above
calculation, the difference is the actual object size and magnitude
scale used, the calculation of this scale is indispensable when drawing
technique manually while the depiction by computer software is not
required, for example on software autocad
we can draw the size of the real thing, the problem would be made later
on how to stay set the current scale of the print out alone, so this
simple tutorial may be useful.
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