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AutoCADStorage silo for liquid fertilizers, with foot valve, overflow / vent extension and filler neck. |
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Irrigation unit assembly drawing.The sheet set shows a front view and two assembly layers of an irrigation unit.
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AutoCAD: object view.Drawing of an section view from a Ebb / flooding Floor, with embedded filler- and bleed line.In AutoCAD it’s fast and easy to make an overview of simple objects, which can create the illusion that you are looking at a three dimensional projection. |
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Three-dimensional projection3-Dimensional projection. This shows a dynamic 3D impression of the section view above.A dynamic 3D drawing creates a realistic impression through the ability of rotating the object in free space.
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Fotorealistic projection.If you need a photo realistic image from an object, this could be achieved by making a three dimensional model which gives a natural look. By working with these materials and light we create a very natural look off the object, which gives a realistic vision of the final results. |
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KY25 valve in 3D, the accuracy of a model.When constructing an installation it is crucial that all the parts are correctly assembled. By building a full-scale virtual system not only can we show you an image from the appearance of the installation but also immediately show you which components can be used.This is only possible when a component is exactly mapped. The tolerance in dimensioning, both calculated as measured, determine the accuracy of the result. 3D objects come with construction drawings, connection diagrams, exploded-view, or assembly instructions. Depending on what you want drawings can be delivered in A4 to A0 sizes.
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50m³ irrigation unit, detailed overview of complex assembliesAnother example of customization. With the accurate measurements of the components complete installations can, if required in parts, be completely assembled. In this way not only will there be a realistic picture of the end result but the assembly of the installation shows a clear overview of all components and how they should be installed.A drawing does not always clear things up when components at different levels are below or behind each other. Even if a detail is highlighted there is still no perfect view possible. It is therefore advisable for complex systems to create a model that can zoom in on any component from every angle.
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