OFFSET 040 24 30 024 ? 25 20 FRONT VIEW OBUQUE SECION RIGHT SIDE VIEW SECTION VIEW SHEET 1 SHEET 2 for Plate 9: Redrgw the given orthographic views in full scale TT and the corresponding section view. On another sheet, draw the oblique section view. Use light pencil shade for the projection lines. PLADE 9: OPPSET SETON Note: All dimensions are in mm.

OFFSET 040 24 30 024 ? 25 20 FRONT VIEW OBUQUE SECION RIGHT SIDE VIEW SECTION VIEW SHEET 1 SHEET 2 for Plate 9: Redrgw the given orthographic views in full scale TT and the corresponding section view. On another sheet, draw the oblique section view. Use light pencil shade for the projection lines. PLADE 9: OPPSET SETON Note: All dimensions are in mm.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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