UK Drawing Standards

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Davy Murray, Jan 30, 2005.

  1. Davy Murray

    Davy Murray Guest

    Hi there,

    I am a technical teacher in Glasgow using AutoCAD 2002. Does anyone know
    where I can get current details for drawing standards in the UK? I used to
    have a copy of B.S. 308 which gave me the appropriate information, however I
    have misplaced it after several house and school moves. The British
    Standards site is not much help!

    Thanks

    Davy Murray
     
    Davy Murray, Jan 30, 2005
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  2. Davy Murray

    designer Guest

    I thought the current "standard" was BS 8888 : 2004 (aka, four fat ladies
    ;-) )

    Although it's open to debate how many people actually use it.
    I for one won't be using a ',' for a decimal point in place of '.' or a '.'
    for the thousand sepatator in place of a ',' !!
     
    designer, Jan 30, 2005
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  3. Davy Murray

    Cadalot Guest

    UK and ISO Codes

    BS 1192-5:1998
    Construction drawing practice –

    Guide for the structuring and exchange of CAD data

    BS ISO 128:1982
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation

    BS ISO 128-20:1996
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 20: Basic conventions for lines

    BS ISO 128-21:1997
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 21: Preparation of lines by CAD systems

    BS ISO 128-22:1999
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 22: Basic conventions and applications for leader lines and
    reference lines

    BS ISO 128-23:1999
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 23: Lines in construction drawings

    BS ISO 128-24:1999
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 24: Lines on mechanical engineering drawings

    BS ISO 128-30:2001
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 30: Basic convention for views

    BS ISO 128-34:2001
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 34: Views on mechanical engineering drawing

    Incorporating Corrigendum No. 1
    BS ISO 128-40:2001
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 40: Basic conventions for cuts and sections

    BS ISO 128-44:2001
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 44: Sections on mechanical engineering drawings

    BS ISO 128-50:2001
    Technical Drawings –

    General principals of presentation –

    Part 50: Basic conventions for representing areas on cuts and sections

    BS EN ISO 3766:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Simplified representation of concrete reinforcement

    BS EN ISO 4066:2000
    Construction drawings –

    Bar scheduling

    BS EN ISO 4157-1:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Designation systems –

    Part 1: Buildings and parts of buildings

    BS EN ISO 4157-2:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Designation systems –

    Part 2: Room names and numbers

    BS EN ISO 4157-3:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Designation systems –

    Part 3: Room identifiers

    BS EN ISO 4172:1997
    Technical drawings-

    Construction drawings –

    Drawings for the assembly of prefabricated structures

    BS EN ISO 6284:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Indication of limit deviations

    BS EN ISO 7437:1996
    Technical drawings –

    Construction drawings –

    General rules for execution of production drawings for prefabricated
    structural components

    BS EN ISO 7518:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Simplified representation of demolition and rebuilding

    BS EN ISO 7519:1997
    Technical drawings –

    Construction drawings –

    General principals of presentation for general arrangement and
    assembly drawings

    BS EN ISO 8560:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Representation of modular sizes, lines and grids

    BS EN ISO 9431:1999
    Construction drawings –

    Spaces for drawing and for text, and title blocks on drawing sheets

    Ä BS EN ISO 11091:1999


    Construction drawings – Landscape drawing practice

    NHS Estates
    Engineering symbols and drawing conventions

    A catalogue for use in health care premises

    NHS Estates An Executive Agency of the Dept. of Health.
     
    Cadalot, Jan 30, 2005
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  4. Davy Murray

    Davy Murray Guest

    Wow,

    I've got a lot to look through now. Thanks for your time and effort.

    Davy Murray
     
    Davy Murray, Jan 31, 2005
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