Computer aided the hydraulic circuit animation
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2002
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Zafer Tekiner
Abstract (EN)
In this study, it has been prepared a programme explained working principle hydraulics circuit elements with visually. With this aiming of hydraulics circuit animation, solid models by the three dimensions of hydraulics circuit elements are drawn in an AutoCAD 2000 with the aiming of supporting of Education. It is considered in these drawings to be come elements of internal structure and working principles as well as to definitable structure and count These drawings of occurred were animated with 3D Studies Max programs and made render implementation. Abo every animation by carrying out with 100 frames animate it was provided and at the same time continues in the animate as a give able effective of continuous flow. As a result of this study, explanatory information in this circuit elemente and whole animations were gathered by preparing a program which is named as Delphi programming language and it is handed the most important powerful and contemporary a material for the education of hydraulic circuit elements animation. Key Words :Hydraulics Circuit Elements, Working Principles, Animation
Author
Kenan Kütükde
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Kenan Kütükde (Master Thesis). Computer aided the hydraulic circuit animation, 2002, Gazi University.
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