Sittingbull Posted March 1, 2011 Posted March 1, 2011 Hi everyone, I'm looking for people doing pneumatic drawings. I'm after standards like ISO norms and such in this sector. I already have the DIN-ISO1219-1 document wich helps a lot for the symbols and layer definitions. I also have a book wich describes the naming of parts in a drawing accordingly this DIN-ISO norm. But it's not always very clear. Here's what is says: The parts should be numbered in a 4 sections code: First place: Number of the installation, can be ignored if the drawing is regarding only one installation. Then it can be replaced by a " - " sign. Second place: Number of the circuit, starting with 1. " 0 " Is used for parts of conditioning(filters, lubricators, regulators). Thirth place: Sort of part: P = Pumps, Compressors, A = Actuators and any parts that are driving, stearing and such, M = Motors, V = Valves, Z = Special tools???, reservoirs, mixers,... Fourth place: Number of the part, can be ignored if there's only one. What i'ld like to know is if the Z group also takes in consideration, parts like Silencers, Stops, Non-return valves, Gauges,... Some of the drawings i came across, do not number these parts, other do. What 's normaly correct? Example: Regards, SB Quote
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