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2.3 SECTIONS

                  Except of views and sectional views, sections are often used on drawings. A section is the
            depiction in a figure, got at a mental section one or a few planes, on in case when on a drawing only
            that got in a cutting plane. A section differs from a sectional views that on its represent that directly
            gets in a cutting plane only. Sections enter in the complement of sectional drawing, but can exist
            and as independent depictions.
                  Sections, which are not in sectional views, divide into taken away (carried out separately from
            a basic image, fig.2.22, a) and imposed (placed on the image of object, fig.2.22, b).















                          a                                                               b
                                             Figure 2.22 – Types of sections

                  It is necessary to give a preference sections taken away, which can be disposed in a sectional
            views between parts of the same depiction.
                  The contour of the taken away section is drawn continuous by mainlines, and imposed —
            continuous thin, thus the contour of basic depiction is not interrupted in the place of location of the
            imposed section .
                  Denotation of sections in general case likes denotation of sectional drawings, I.e. the position
            of a cutting plane is represented by lines sections, on which inflict pointers, givings direction of
            look and designated the identical uppercases of the Ukrainian alphabet. Inscription on a type «A —
            A» (fig. 2.23) execute above a section in this case.





















                                           Figure 2.23 – Denotation of sections
                  For the asymmetrical imposed sections or executed in the break of basic image, section with
            pointers a line is drawn, but it is not designated in a letter (fig. 2.24). Imposed symmetric section
            and symmetric section, executed in the break of basic image design without causing the line of
            section (fig.2.25).











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