Hanapin
Triangular scale
/tɹaɪˈanɡjʊlə skˈeɪl/
/tɹaɪˈænɡjʊlɚ skˈeɪl/Triangular scale
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triangular na sukat, triangular na escala
a tool for drafting and technical drawing with multiple scales along three edges, facilitating accurate measurements and scaling of drawings
What is a "triangular scale"?
A triangular scale is a type of ruler with a triangular cross-section, often used in technical drawing and engineering. It has multiple scales, each representing different units of measurement or a specific ratio, such as architectural or engineering scales. The triangular shape makes it easier to read measurements from different sides of the scale, and it is often used to accurately measure or draw to scale on blueprints, plans, or diagrams. Triangular scales are commonly used by architects, engineers, and designers for precise and scaled drawings.
Example
The architect used a triangular scale to accurately resize the floor plan, ensuring all measurements were in proportion before presenting it to the client.
In the engineering lab, students relied on triangular scales to convert measurements from a blueprint into a scaled model for their project.
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