CHAPTER-10

3D SURFACE MODELLING

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  • Q1: What is a Plane Surface in CAD?
    Ans: A Plane Surface in CAD is a flat surface created by defining a closed boundary.
    It has no curvature and is completely flat in shape.
  • Q2: What is a Ruled Surface in CAD?
    Ans: A Ruled Surface in CAD is a surface created by connecting two curves or lines with straight lines.
    It forms a smooth transition between edges.
  • Q3: What is a Revolved Surface in CAD?
    Ans: A Revolved Surface is created by rotating a 2D profile around an axis.
    It is used to create symmetrical 3D shapes.
  • Q4: How do you Sweep a surface in CAD?
    Ans: Steps to sweep a surface:
    ➔ Draw a profile shape
    ➔ Draw a path curve
    ➔ Use the SWEEP command
    ➔ Select profile and then path
    ➔ Press Enter to create surface
  • Q5: What is Lift Surface in CAD?
    Ans: Lift Surface (Loft Surface) is created by connecting multiple cross-sectional profiles.
    It produces a smooth surface between different shapes.
  • Q6: What is an Extrude Surface in CAD?
    Ans: An Extrude Surface is created by extending a 2D shape in a straight direction.
    It gives height or depth to a surface without making it a solid.
  • Q7: State the purpose of Surface Trim.
    Ans: Surface Trim is used to remove unwanted parts of a surface.
    It helps in refining and shaping surfaces accurately.
  • Q8: State the types of Extend Surface.
    Ans: Types of Extend Surface are:
    • ➔ Natural Extension
    • ➔ Directional Extension
    • ➔ Edge Extension
  • Q9: Define Surface Trim.
    Ans: Surface Trim is a command used to cut or remove unwanted portions of a surface using cutting edges.
    It helps in modifying surface boundaries.
  • Q10: Define Surface Extend.
    Ans: Surface Extend is used to increase the length of a surface beyond its boundary.
    It helps in connecting or meeting other surfaces.
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