AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD
ENGINEERING DRAWING AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION PRACTICES
Types and Applications of Engineering Drawings
ASME Y14.24M-1989
~ The American Society of I ® Mechanical Engineers I '------345 East 47th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017 (
Date of Issuance: May 31. 1991
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(This Foreword is not part of ASME Y14.24M-1989.)
This Standard was prepared to define the accepted drawing types used to establish engineering requirements. Each type is defined by general description, application guide lines, and specific content requirements. Work on this Standard considered the types of engineering drawings most frequently used by business, industry, and government com munities in the United States of America in the production and procurement of hardware. This Standard attempts to seIVe the individual and combined needs of these communities and assure consistency of application and interpretation. Drawing definitions are intended to permit preparation by any suitable method (man ual, computer-aided, photographic, etc.); therefore preparation techniques or methods of reproduction are nC?t described. On these bases, a series of meetings were held to identify, select, and prepare proposed text and illustrations. At each stage of development, the Subcommittee considered the selection of elements best suited for a national standard. Members of the Y14.24 Sub committee represented a cross section of American industry and the Department of Defense (DoD). Liaison with technical societies such as the American Defense Prepar edness Association (ADPA)~ Electronic Industries of America (EIA), and Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), provided additional technical support. In addition to the. current Subcommittee Members who helped finalize this Standard, the following personnel served in the development of its content:
O. C. Baker, Texas Instruments Inc. D. S. Bennett, Jr., Air Force Logistics Command P. D. Calvin, TRW Defense & Space Systems Group M. S. Clifton, U.S. Naval Ship Missile Systems Engineering Station L. W. Cornell, Boeing Aerospace Co. D. L. Edmunds, Martin Marietta Corp., Data Systems Division G. Garrard, U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command R. A. Graefe, McDonnell Douglas Corp. J. Bobko, U.S. Army Electronics Command C. A.. Nazian, U.S. Army Munitions Command T. C. Pritchard, Lockheed Missile and Space Co. M. Randolph, United Airlines A D. Signor, U.S. Naval Ship Weapon Systems M. E. Taylor, U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center J. U. Teague, Lockheed California Co. R. A. Timlin, Martin Marietta Corp. J. L. Zeno, Air Force Logistics Command
Commendation is extended to the companies and DoD Departments and Agencies for sponsoring participants in this activity and to those whose earlier efforts provided the basis for the types of drawings in this Standard. The success of this effort can be attributed to their demonstrated interest, cooperation, and support.
iii Coordination of this Standard with the International Standards Organization (ISO/ 'TCIO/SCI) is intended to help enhance world understanding of the various types of drawings in use within the United States. Suggestions for improvement of this Standard are welcomed. They should be sent to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Standards Department, 345 East 47th Street, New York, NY 10017. After approval by the Y14 Committee and the sponsor, and after public review, this Standard was approved as an American National Standard by the American National Standards Institute, Inc., on November 3, 1989.
iv ASME STANDARDS COMMITTEE Y14 Engineering Drawings and Related Documentation Practices
rrhe following is the roster of the Committee at the time of approval of this Standard.}
OFFICERS P. E. McKim, Chairman E. L Kardos, Vice Chairman L Bums, Vice Chairman M. Merker. Secretary
COMMITTEE PERSONNEL
A. R. Anderson, General Motors, Engine Division D. E. Bowerman, Copeland Corp. P. D. Calvin, TRW Defense & Space Systems Group R. A. Chadderdon, Southwest Consultants T. Chleboski, U.S. Army Armament Research Development and Engineering Center R. P. Tremblay, Alternate, U.S. Army Armament Research Development and Engineering Center F. A. Christiana, ABB - Combustion Engineering Inc. M. E. Curtis, Jr., Rexnord Inc. H. L Dubocq, Grumman Aircraft Systems R. J. Dybas, Bell Aerospace Textron L. W. Foster, Lowell W. Foster Associates, Inc. P. R. Kennicott Sandia National Labs J. J. Knopp, The Gleason Works C. G. Lance, Santa Cruz Technology Center W. J. McGee, National Standards Educator Association R. L Mueller, GE Aircraft Engines E. Niemiec, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Naval Systems Division L J. Phillips, United Technologies Corp., Pratt & Whitney D. L Ragon, Deere & Co. R. L. Tennis, Caterpillar Inc. G. H. Whitmire, TECrrrend K. E. Wiegandt. Sandia National Labs
SUBCOMMITTEE 24 - TYPES AND APPLICATION OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS
L Bums, Chairman, Hughes Aircraft Co. L A. Ciskowski, The Boeing Co. D. M. Hagler, E-Systems Inc. G. Neary, McDonnell Douglas Corp. T. D. O'Donnell, Pitney Bowes R. P. Tremblay, U.S. Army Armament Research Development and Engineering Center
v CONTENTS
Foreword...... iii Standards Committee Roster ...... v
1 General...... 1 1.1 Scope...... 1 1.2 Applicable Documents ...... 1 1.3 D~finitions...... 2 1.4 Methods and Styles of Preparation ...... 2 1.5 Illustrations...... 2 1.6 Application Guidelines ...... 2 1.7 Drawing Content ...... 3 1.8 Tabulation...... 3 1.9 Combination of Drawing Types ...... 3 1.10 Arlcillary Drawings' ...... 3 2 Layout Drawing ...... 3 2.1 Description ...... ~...... 3 2.2 Application Guidelines ...... 3 2.3 Requirements ...... 3 3 Detail Drawing ...... 4 3.1 Monodetail Drawing ...... 4 3.2 Multidetail Drawing ...... 4 4 Assembly Drawing ...... 4 4.1 Description ...... '.' ...... 4 4.2 Application Guidelines ...... 4 4.3 Requirements...... 4 5 Installation Drawing ...... 5 5.1 Description...... 5 5.2 Application Guidelines ...... 5 5.3 Requirements ...... 5 6 Modifying Drawings ...... 5 6.1 Altered Item Drawing ...... 5 6.2 Selected Item Drawing ...... 6 6.3 Modification Drawing ...... 6 7 Arrangement Drawing...... 7 7.1 Description...... 7 7.2 Application Guidelines...... 7 7.3 Requirements ...... 7
vii ( 8 Control Drawings ...... 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 8.1 Procurement Control Drawing ...... 7 8.2 Vendor Item Drawing ...... 8
8.3 Source Control Drawing ...... 0 ••••••••••• 0 •• 0 ••••••••••••••• 0 •••• 0 • • • • 8 8.4 Design Control Drawing ...... 9 8.5 Interface Control Drawing ...... 10 8.6 Identification Cross Reference Drawing ...... 10 9 Mechanical Schematic Diagram...... 10 9.1 Description...... 10
9.2 Application Guidelines ...... 0 o. 00 ••• 0 11
9.3 Requirements . o. o. 0 •••••••••• o. 0 o. o •• 00 ••• 0 •••••••••••••••••••• 0 ••••••••• o. 11 10 Electrical/Electronic Diagrams...... 11 10.1 Functional Block Diagram ...... 11 10.2 Single Line Diagram ...... 0...... 11 10.3 Schematic Diagram or Circuit Diagram...... 11
10.4 Connection Diagram or Wiring Diagram ...... o 0 0.00 12
10.5 Interconnection Diagram 0" 0" o. 0 00' 0.' 0.00 •• 00 •••••• 0 •••••• 0" 0 0" 0 o. 0 •• 0 12
10.6 Wiring List 0" 0 0 • 0.' • 0 ••• 0 •••• 0 •• 0 0 •••• 0 0 0 • 0 •••••••••• 0 0 • 0 0 •••• 0 ••••• ',' •• 0 • • • 12
10.7 I...ogic Circuit Diagram ~. 0 00' 0000 ••••••••••••••••••• o. 0 o. 0 0 0 0 000000.00000000 12
11 Special Application Drawings o. 0 • 0 0 •• 0 •• 0 0 • 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 ••• 0 •••• 0 •• 0 • 0 •• 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 13
11.1 Wiring Harness Drawing 0 •••••••• 0" 0 0 ••••••••••• o. 0" o. 0 ••••• 0 •• 000 ••• 0'0 13
11.2 Cable Assembly.Drawing .. 0 • o. 0 • 0" o ••• 0 •••••••••• 0 ••• o •••••• 0 •••• 0 •• o. "0 13
11.3 Printed Board Drawing Sets 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.0.. 14
11.4 Microcircuit Drawing ...... •...... •...... 0 ••• 0" 15
11.5 Undimensioned Drawing ...... 0 • 0 0 0 ...... 0 • 0 ...... 0 • • .. 16 11.6 Kit Drawing...... •...... 16 11.7 Tube Bend Drawing...... 16 11.8 Matched Set Drawing ...... •...... 17 11.9, Contour Definition Drawing...... 17 11.10 Computer Program/Software Drawing...... 18
Figures 1 Indentured Relationship of Installation Drawings (depicting work packages) •.•...••.. •.•.••..•.••••••.•.•• ••.•.• •••••• 19 2 Indentured Relationship of Design Control Drawing to Using Assembly and Subcontrac~or's Design Disclosure Documentation ...... ; ...... •.... 0... 20 3 Printed'Board Drawing Set Indentured Relationships (typical) ...... 21 4 I..a.yout Drawing ...... •. 22 5 Monodetail Drawing .....•...... •...... •...... 23
6 Tabulated Monodetail Drawing ...... 0 ••••••••• 0 •••••••••••••••••• 0 • • • 24 7 Multidetail Drawing ...... 25 8 Assembly Drawing ...... '.' ...... • . . . . . • ...... • ...... 26 9 Detail Assembly Drawing of an Inseparable Assembly ...... 27 10 Installation Drawing ...... • ...... 28 11 Altered Item Drawing (mechanical alteration) ...... 29 12 Altered Item Drawing (electrical alteration) ...... :...... 30 13 Selecteq Item Drawing (mechanical selection) ...... 32 14 Selected Item Drawing (electrical selection) ...... ~...... 33 15 Modification Drawing and Associated Kit Drawing ...... •....•...... 34 16 Arrangement Drawing (pictorial) ...... 35 17 Arrangement Drawing (elevations) ...... 36 18 Procurement Control Drawing ...... 37 viii 19 Vendor Item Drawing ...... 38 20 Source Control Drawing ...... 39 21 Design Control Drawing ...... 40 22 Interface Control Drawing ...... •...... •..• 41 23 Identification Cross Reference Drawing ...... 42 24 Mechanical Schematic Diagram...... 43 25 Mechanical Schematic Diagram (loading diagram) Included on Assembly Drawing •...... 44 26 Functional Block Diagram ...... 45 27 Single Line Schematic Diagram ...... 46 28 Schematic Diagram ...... 4...... 47 29 Connection Diagram ...... 48 30 Interconnection Diagram (point-to-point, simple) ...... 49 31 Interconnection Diagram (point-to-point, complex) ...... 50 32 Interconnection Diagram (cabling type) ...... 51 33 Wiring List ...... • • ...... • ...... 52 34 Wiring List (materials included) ...... 53 35 l..ogic Circuit Diagram ...... 54 36 Wiring Harness Drawing ...•...... 55 37 Cable Assembly Drawing' ...... • . . 56 38 Printed Board Assembly Drawing ...... •...... •...... 57 39 Printed Board Master Drawing ...... • ...... 58 40 Use of Grids in Defining Pattern Requirements ...... 59 41 Printed Board Artwork Master ...... 60 42 Microcircuit Drawing ...... •...... 62 43 Undimensioned Drawing ...... 63 44 Kit Drawing •..•...... •...... •. 64 45 Tube Bend Drawing (pictorial) ...... 66 46 Tube Bend Drawing (tabular) ...... 67 47 Matched Set Drawing ...... •....•...... •...... •...•..• 68 48 Contour Definition Drawing (index) ...... 69 49 Contour Definition Drawing (pictorial) ...... •....• 70 50 Contour Definition Drawing (digital) ..•...... 71 51 Computer Program Drawing ...... • . . . . • ...... 72
Appendices A Definition of Terms .•...... •...... 73 B Selection of Drawing Types ...... 75 C Correlation to DOD-STD-l00C Drawing Types ...... 79
Figure B-1 Decision Diagram for Determining Applicable Drawing Types for Procured Items ...... 76
Tables B-1 Functional Grouping of Drawing Types ...... • 78 C-1 ...... •...... • 79
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ENGINEERING DRAWING AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION PRAC11CES
TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS
1 GENERAL 1.2.2 Other Applicable References 1.1 Scope American National Standards This Standard defines the types of engineering ANSI/AWS A2.4-1986, Graphic Symbols for Weld drawings most frequently used to establish engineer ing, Brazing, and Nondestructive Examination ing requirements. It descnoes typical applications ANSIJIEEE SID 260-1978 (R1985), Standard Letter and minimum content requirements. Drawings for Symbols for Units of Measurement (SI Units, Cus specialized engineering disciplines (e.g., marine, civil, tomary ~Ch-POUDd Units, and Certain Other Units) construction, optics, etc.) are not included in this Standard. ANSIJIEEE STD 268-1982, Standard Metric Prac tice ANSI STD 280-1985, Standard Letter Symbols for 1.2 Applicable Documents Quantities Used in Electrical Science and Electrical When any American National Standard listed in Engineering the following paragraphs is superseded by a revision ANSIJIEEE SID 623 .. 1976, Graphic Symbols for approved by the American National Standards Insti Grid and Mapping Used in Cable Television Systems tute, Inc., the revision shall apply to the extent spec ified herein. ANSIIIPC.. D-350-1978 (RI987), Printed Board De scription in Digital Form 1.2.1 Documents Referenced in Text. The fol ANSIJIPCT -SOD-1988, Terms and Definitions for lowing documents form a part of this Standard to the Interconnection and Packaging Electronic Circuits extent specified herein. Unless otherwise specified, the latest issues of the documents apply. ANSIJISA S5.1-1984, Instrumentation Symbols and Identification American National Standards ANSIJIEEE SID 91-1984, Graphic Symbols for ASME Y1.1-1990, Abbreviations for Use on Draw.. Logic Circuit Diagrams ings and in Text ANSIJIEEE SID 200-1975 (R1988), Reference Des ANSI YIO.l .. 1972 (R1988), Glossary of Terms Con ignations for Electrical and Electronics Parts and cerning Letter Symbols Equipments ANSI YIO.3M-1984, Letter Symbols for Mechanics ANSI/IEEE STD 315-1975 (R1988), Graphic Sym and Time Related Phenomena bols for Electrical and Electronics Diagrams ANSI Y10.4-1982 (R1988), Letter Symbols for Heat ANSIJIEEE SID 991-1986, Preparation of Logic and Thermodynamics Circuit Diagrams ANSI Y10.10-1953 (R1973), Letter Symbols for Met ANSI YI4.15-1966 (R1988), Electrical and Elec erology tronic Diagrams ANSI YIO.l1-1984, Letter Symbols and Abbrevia ASME YI4.34M-1989, Parts Lists,·Data Lists, and tions for Quantities Used in Acoustics Index Lists . ANSI YIO.12-195S (RI988), Letter Symbols for Government Document Chemical Engineering Military Handbook H4/H8, Commercial and Govern ANSI YI0.17-1961 (RI988), Greek Symbols for ment Entity Codes Math
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ANSI Y10.18-1967 (R1987), Letter Symbols for Il 1.2.4 Source of Documents. The documents ( luminating Engineering listed may be obtained as follows: (a) ANMC: Application for copies should be ad ~SI Y14.1-1980 (R1987), Drawing Sheet Size and dressed to the American National Metric Council, Format 1010 Vermont Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20005. ANSI Y14.2M-1979 (R1987), Line Conventions and '(b) ANSI: Application for copies should be ad Lettering dressed to the American National Standards Insti tute Inc., 1430 Broadway, New York, NY 10018. ANSI Y14.3-197S (R1987), Multi and Sectional View' (c) ASME: Application for copies should be ad Drawings dressed to the American Society of Mechanical En ASME Y14.4M-1989, Pictorial Drawings gineers, 345 East 47th Street, New York, NY 10017. (d) IEEE: Application for copies should be ad ANSI Y14.SM-1982 (R1988), Dimensioning and Tol dressed to the Institute of Electrical and Electronic erancing Engineers, Inc., 345 East 47th Street, New York, NY ANSI Y14.6-1978 (R1987), Screw Thread Represen 10017. tation (e) IPC: Application for copies should be ad dressed to the Institute for Interconnecting and, ANSI Y14.7.I-I971 (RI988), Gear Drawing Stan Packaging Electronic Circuits, 7380 North Lincoln dards - Part 1 for Spur, Helical, Double Helical, and Avenue" Lincolnwood, IL 60646. Rack (f) Government Documents: Copies are available ANSI YI4.7.2-1978 (R1989), Gear and Spline Draw from the Standardization Documents Order Desk, ing Standards - Part 2, Bevel and Hyphoid Gears Bldg. 4D, 700 Robbins Avenue, Philadelphia, 'PA 19111-5094. ASME Y14.8M-1989, Castings and Forgings
ANSI YI4.l3M-1981 (RI987), Mechanical Spring 1.3 Definitions Representation Definitions of italicized terms used in this Stan ASME/ANSI YI4.18M-1986, Drawings for Optical dard are contained in Appendix A. Parts
ASME Y14.26M-1989, Digital Representation for 1.4 Methods and Styles of Preparation Communication of Product Definition Data Preparation methods (manual, computer-aided, ANSI YI4.36-l978 (R1987), Surface Texture Sym photographic~ "cut and paste," etc.), method. of de bols piction (orthographic, pictorial, or exploded views), ANSI Y32.10-1967 (RI987), Graphic Symbols for and styles (multisheet, book form, computer print Fluid Power Diagrams out, etc.) are a concern of this Standard only to the extent that the drawing satisfies its intended purpose. ANSI Y32.11-1961 (RI985), Graphic Symbols for Process Flow Diagrams in the Petroleum and Chem ical Industries 1.5 Illustrations ANSI Y32.l8-l972 (R198S), Graphic Symbols for Sample drawings and other illustrations are in Mechanical and Acoustical Elements as Used in cluded as needed to illustrate the text and the char Schematic Diagrams acteristics unique to a particular drawing type. To comply with the requirements of this Standard, ac Government Document tual drawings shall meet the content requirements MIL-STD-12, Abbreviations For Use On Drawings, and application guidelines set forth in the text. The and in Specifications, Standards, and Technical Doc content and arrangement of sample drawing types uments are for illustration only. DOD-STD-I00, Engineering Drawing Practices 1.6 Application Guidelines 1.2.3 Order of Precedence. In the event of con flict betw~en the text of this document and the ref Application guidelines are intended to aid in un erences cited herein, the text of this document takes derstanding the conditions under which specific types precedence. of drawings may be prepared. It is not intended that 2 lYPES AND APPUCA nONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M·1989
1( any application guideline imply that preparation of 1.10 'Ancillary Drawings specific drawing types is always required. Ancillary drawings may be prepared to supplement end product drawings. Ancillary drawings may be re 1.7 Drawing Content quired for management control, logistics purposes, configuration management, and other similar func Requirements may be satisfied by direct delinea tions unique to a design activity. Inclusion of data in tion on the drawing or by reference to other docu an ancillary drawing does not eliminate the need to ments which area part of the drawing package. Such prepare appropriate drawing types, including the ap documents are invoked in individual drawings either plicable data as defined in this Standard. by general notes, in the using assembly parts list, or both. Parts lists shall be in accordance with ASME Y14.34M. 2 LA YOUr DRAWING (Fig. 4) 2.1 Description 1.8 Tabulation A layout drawing depicts design development re quirements. It is similar to a detail, assembly, or in Any drawing type may be tabulated to delineate stallation drawing, except that it presents pictorial, similar items which, as a group, have some common notational, or dimensional data to the extent neces characteristics and some variable features. sary to convey the design solution used in preparing 1.8.1 Application Guidelines. Tabulated draw other engineering drawings. Except as specified in ings are prepared to avoid preparation of individual 2.3(k), a layout drawing does not establish item drawings for each similar. item tabulated. identification. 1.8.2 Requirements. The differences (variables between the items) defined by the drawing are tab 2.2 Application Guidelines ulated. The common characteristics are delineated A layout drawing may be prepared for a complete or stated once. Each item is uniquely identified. Nor end product or any portion thereof and is prepared mally, a single pictorial representation is shown. For either as: example: variable dimensions are coded by letters (a) a conceptual design layout to present one or used as headings for columns in a tabulation block. more solutions for meeting the basic design param Variables are entered in the table under the appro eters and to provide a basis for evaluation and selec priate heading and on the same line as the unique tion of an optimum design approach; identifier for the specific item. The description for (b) a design approval layout to present sufficient each tabulated item is as complete as that of an in details ofthe design approach for cost estimating and dividual item described on the specific drawing type. design approval; (c) a detailed design layout depicting the final de velopment of the design in sufficient detail to facili 1.9 Combination of Drawing Types tate preparation of detail and assembly drawings; The characteristics of more than one drawing type (d) a geometric study to develop movement of me may be combined into a single drawing provided the chanical linkages, clearances, or arrangements. resulting combination includes the data required by A layout is not normally used to fabricate equip the individual types. For example: a detail assembly ment; however, a detailed design layout is sometimes drawing combines the detail of an item(s) and the used as an interim assembly drawing for development assembly of which it is a part; a modification 'kit equipment. drawing combines a description of the modification and the kit of items needed to accomplish the 2.3 Requirements modification. A layout drawing includes, as applicable: NOTE: While combining is permitted, the decision to combine (a) location of primary components; drawing types should be made cautiously. Some significant bene fit(s) should out weigh such potential disadvantages as: (1) in (b) interface and envelope dimensions including a creased complexity which may diminish clarity and usefulness and cross-reference to applicable interface control doc (2) accelerate cbange activity of the combined drawing which may umentation; increase the need to update associated records, material control data, manufacturing planning, microfilm, etc. (e) paths of motion;
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(d) operating positions; parts usually related to one another. (e) critical fits and alignments; NOTE: The decision to use a multidetail dra~g should be made (f) selected materials, finishes, and processes; cautiously. The same revision status applies to all details on a (g) wire bundle, pneumatic line, and hydraulic line multidetail drawing; therefore a change to one detail of the draw ing may affect the associated records of all other detaiJs (material routing and sizes; control data. manufacturing planning. microfilm, etc.). Some sig (h) adjustments; nificant benefit(s) should outweigh this potential disadvantage, as (i) critical assembly details and sequence; well as such others as diminished clarity and usefulness resulting 0) identification for selected purchased items and from increased drawing complexity. new design items; (k) identification for the assembly depicted (when 3.2.3 Requirements. Each part delineation on a the layout is to be used as an interim assembly multidetail drawing meets the design definition re drawing). quirements for a monodetail drawing and shall be A layout is drawn to scale with sufficient accuracy uniquely identified. and completeness for its intended use.
4 ASSEMBLY DRAWING (Figs. 8 and 9) 3 DETAIL DRAWING 4.1 Description A detail drawing provides the complete end-prod An assembly drawing defines the configuration uct definition of the part or parts depicted on the and contents of the assembly or assemblies depicted drawing. A detail drawing establishes item identifi thereon. It establishes item identification for each' cation for each part depicted thereon. assembly. Where an assembly drawing contains de tailed requirements for one or more parts used in the assembly, it is a detail assembly drawing (see 1.9 and 3.1 Monodetail Drawing (Figs. 5 and 6) Fig. 9). ·3.1.1 Description. A monodetail drawing deline ates a single part. 4.2 Application Guidelines NOTE: A drawing detailing SHOWN and opposItE parts using a single set of views is considered to be a tabulated monodetail An assembly drawing is prepared for each group drawing (see 1.8). of items that are to be joined to form an assembly and that reflect one or more of the following: (a) a logical level in the assembly or disassembly 3.1.2 Application Guidelines. A mono detail sequence; drawing i.s prepared to provide maximum clarity in (b) a testable item; defining a part. (c) a functional item; (d) a deliverable item. 3.1.3 Requirements. A monodetail drawing delin A detail assembly drawing is the preferred drawing eates all features of the part including, as applicable: type for an inseparable assembly; however, individual configuration, dimensions, tolerances, materials, pieces of an inseparable assembly need not be indi mandatory processes, surface texture, protective fin vidually detailed provided they are controlled by the ishes and coatings, and markings. specified assembly requirements or by separate detail drawings.
3.2 Multldetail Drawing (Fig. 7) 4.3 Requirements 3.2.1 Description. A multi detail drawing deline An assembly drawing includes, as applicable: ates two or more uniquely identified parts in separate (a) two or more parts, subordinate assemblies, or views or in separate sets of views on the same draw combination of these items; ing. (b) a parts list specifying the unique identifier for 3.2.2 Application Guidelines. A multi detail all items which become a part of the assembly (see drawing is a single drawing prepared to describe 1.7);
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(c) requirements for decorative or protective fin 5.3 Requirements ishes, processes, settings and adjustments, and other relevant data necessary to complete the item as an An installation drawing includes, as applicable: assembly; (a) overall and principal dimensions in sufficient (d) depiction of the items in the assembly rela detail to establish space requirements for installa tionship, using sufficient detail for identification and tion, operation, and servicing including clearance for: orientation of the items. Details of a subordinate as (1) opening of doors sembly are not normally repeated on the assembly (2) removal of plug-in units drawing of a higher order. (3) travel or rotation of any moving parts (in (e) electrical items depicted as they are to be cluding the centers of rotation, angles of elevation mounted; however, small electrical items mounted by and depression). wire connections only may be located either by de (b) interface mounting and mating information piction on the assembly drawing or inclusion in the (for example: locating dimensions for attaching hard pertinent wiring list (see 10.6) or connection diagram ware); (see 10.4); (c) interfaces for pipe and cable attachments; (f) cross-reference to applicable installation draw (d) information necessary for preparation offoun ings, wiring lists, schematic diagrams, test specifica dation plans including mounting details; tions, associated lists, etc.; (e) references to interconnecting and cabling data (g) a unique identifier assigned to each assembly and to associated lists; configuration; (f) identification of and requirements for instal (h) identification marking requirements. lation items not included in the parts list of the using assembly drawing; Attaching parts (bolts, nuts, washers, etc.) re (g) reference to the assembly drawing of the major quired to mount assemblies in next higher assemblies item being installed; or on foundations are called out in the parts list of (h) a parts list specifying the items to be installed. the drawing that define that attachment (usually the This type of installation drawing establishes item higher level assembly or installation drawing). identification for a work package or kit (see 11.6). Assembly drawings may be tabulated in accord (i) supporting structure or associated items which ance with 1.8 by specifying variable items in the parts are not included in the installed items may be shown. list. The pictorial representation depicts all tabulated When shown, such items shall be depicted by phan versions. If necessary to depict differences, separate tom lines and identified for reference purposes. views may be used.
6 MODIFYING DRAWINGS 5 INSTALLATION DRAWING (Figs. 1 and 10) 5.1 Description Modifying drawing types (altered item, selected item and modification drawfugs) are not used for An installation drawing provides information for items made from raw or bulk materials, items pur properly positioning and installing items relative to chased in bulk lengths (extrusions, channel nuts, their supporting structure and adjacent items, as ap hinges, etc.), or such semiprocessed items as blank plicable. This information may include dimensional panels, castings, electronic equipment drawers, etc. data, hardware descriptions, and general configura For such items, lise detail or detail assembly drawings tion information for the installation site. (see 3 and 4, respectively).
5.2 Applicable Guidelines 6.1 Altered Item Drawing (Figs. 11 and 12) An installation drawing is prepared to provide de 6.1.1 Description. An altered item drawing delin tailed installation infonnation for: eates the phy.sical alteration of an existing item under (a) functionally related items (such as a control the control of another design activity or defined by system, electrical system, or hydraulic system) which a nationally recognized standard. The drawing type cannot be effectively shown on an assembly drawing permits the required alteration to be performed by of the item to which it belongs; any competent manufacturer including the original (b) a part or assembly which is so large or complex manufacturer, the altering design activity, or a third that the major assembly drawing cannot accommo party. It establishes a new item identification for the date all relevant data (Fig. 1). altered item. 5 ASME Y14.24M·1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS
6.1.2 Application Guidelines. An altered item (b) pass additional tests or inspections imposed by ( drawing is prepared when alteration of an existing the using design activity for characteristics not nor item is required. An altered item drawing shall not mally specified for the original item; be prepared to modify an existing item that was de (e) survive bum-in or run-in requirements. veloped by the using design activity. A selected item drawing shall not be prepared to select items that were developed by the using design NOTE: Unless an item is defined on a nationally recognized stan· dard, a vendor item drawing (see 8.2) or source control drawing activity; a detail or assembly drawing with applicable (see 8.3) may be required to define it in the purchased condition. criteria should be prepared. NOTE: Unless an item is defined on a nationally recognized stan 6.1.3 Requirements. An altered item drawing in dard, a vendor item drawing (see 8.2) or source control drawing cludes: (see 8.3) may be required to define it in the purchased condition. (a) information necessary to identify the existing item prior to alteration, including the original item 6.2.3 Requirements. A selected item drawing es identification; tablishes the detailed criteria on which selection of (b) complete details of the alteration; the item is based including: (e) a unique identifier assigned to the altered (a) all· information necessary to identify the item item; prior to selection including the original item identi (d) reidentification marking requirements; fication; (e) the notation ALTERED ITEM DRAWING (b) full disclosure of the range of restricted char..' adjac~nt to the drawing title block; acteristicS (for example: fit, tolerance, performance, (f) a parts list when the alteration necessitates any reliability, etc.); additional item(s) to produce the altered item. (e) a unique identifier assigned to the selected item; NOTE: An altered item may be delineated on the using assembly drawing provided requirements (a) through (d) above are met and (d) reidentification marking requirements; the item is identified ALTERED ITEM. (e) the notation SELECTED ITEM DRAWING adjacent to the drawing title block.
NOTE: A selected item may be delineated on the using assembly 6.2 Selected Item Drawing (Figs. 13 and 14) drawing provided requirements (a) through (d) above are met and 6.2.1 Description. A selected item drawing de the item is identified SELECfED ITEM. fines refined acceptance criteria for an existing item under the control of another design activity or de fined by a nationally recognized standard which re 6.3 Modification Drawing (Fig. 15) quires further selection, restriction, or testing for 6.3.1 Description. A modification drawing delin such characteristics as fit, tolerance, material (in eates changes to items after they have been deliv cases where alternate materials are used in the ex ered. When required for control purposes, a isting item), performance, reliability, etc., within the modification drawing shall require reidentification of originally prescribed limits. This drawing type gen the modified item. erally permits selection to be performed by any com petent inspection or test facility including those of 6.3.2 Application Guidelines. A modification the original manufacturer, the selecting design activ drawing is prepared to add, remove, or rework items ity, or a third party. to satisfy the user's requirements or to incorporate A selected item drawing establishes a new item mandatory changes (for example, those which affect identification for the selected item. Although visible safety, reliability, or application extension) in deliv physical modification is not perfoIl}led, the item is, ered equipment. A modification drawing is not a sub because of the selection technique employed, dem stitute for existing drawing types used to produce the onstratively different from other items which meet item(s) prior to mQdification (for example, detail and only the requirements imposed on the original item. assembly drawings). Engineering changes are incor 6.2.2 Application Guidelines. A selected item' porated into the latter drawing types to the extent drawing is prepared when it is feasible to select from that future production is to reflect the modifications. an existing group of existing items those items whi.ch, as applicable: 6.3.3 Requirements. A modification drawing con (a) meet the required characteristics for a partic tains complete information for' accomplishing the ular application; changes including, as applicable: 6 TYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989
(a) instructions for the removal or installation of 8 CONTROL DRAWINGS' affected parts; 8.1 Procurement Control Drawing (Fig. 18) (b) special notes; (c) item identification of affected items prior to NOTE: This drawing type does not satisfy Department of Defense modification; drawing requirements. (d) effectivity (serial number, aircraft tail number, etc.) of items to be modified; 8.1.1 Description. A procurement control draw (e) instructions for reidentification of modified ing provides criteria for performance, acceptance, items; and identification of supplier items by disclosing the (f) dimensions necessary to accomplish the modi engineering design characteristics required: (1) for fication. Dimensions shall be given from specific fea control of interfaces, and (2) to ensure repeatability tures which are readily identified and accessible, of performance. rather than from theoretical reference planes. (g) a parts list (see 1.7) identifying all items re 8.1.2 Application Guidelines. In commercial ap quired for the modification; plications, procurement control drawings may be pre (h) a list of special tools or equipment required or pared instead of other types of control drawings to supplied; specify criteria for: (i) the notation MODIFICATION DRAWING (a) purchased items; adjacent to the drawing title block; (b) alterations to purchased items or items de (j) instructions for disposition of unused holes, fined by nationally recognized standards; wires, removed items, etc. (optional). (c) selection from purchased items or items de fined by nationally recognized standards; (d) development and qualification of new items; 7 ARRANGEMENT DRAWING (Fig. 16) (e) item identification.
7.1 Description 8.1.3 Requirements. Procurement control draw An arrangement drawing depicts the physical re ings may be in either drawing note form or specifi lationship of significant items using appropriate pro cation format. jections or perspective views. Reference dimensions 8.1.3.1 Procurement control drawings include, may be included. An arrangement drawing does not as applicable: establish item identification. (a) performance requirements to ensure that per formance characteristics critical to the intended ap 7.2 Application Guidelines plication are met; (b) envelope dimensions to ensure physical inter An arrangement drawing is prepared to convey a changeability in using assemblies; general description of the configuration and location (c) interface characteristics to ensure functional of significant items. It is not normally used to control interchangeability in using assemblies; Eiesign. (d) qualification requirements necessary to verify that performance requirements and functional inter 7.3 Requirements changeability can be provided by each proposed source; An arrangement drawing includes, as applicable: (e) identification requirements including marking (a) sufficient views so that a general understand instructions, lot serialization, etc.; ing of the configuration and location of significant (f) procurement data (approved sources, qualifi items is conveyed; cation testing required for procurement of items from (b) overall, locating, and other general dimensions alternate sources, etc.); necessary to describe the configuration; (g) acceptance criteria to verify that requirements (c) identities of significant items; established by (a) through (f) above are met by each (d) reference to applicabie documents for further item or lot of items received by the purchaser and to details such as ancillary equipment documentation, identify any variations between items or lots of items. system specifications, and associated lists; lAppcndix B provides guidance to aid in selecting the appropriate (e) the notation ARRANGEMENT DRAWING control drawing type. It should be used in support of the placed adjacent to the drawing title block. Application Guidelines for the specific drawing types.
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8.1.3.2 A procurement control drawing shall in 8.2.2.3 The suggested sources listed on a vendor ( clude the notation PROCUREMENT CONTROL item drawing are not intended to represent the only DRAWING adjacent to the drawing title block. sources for the item. Any supplier's part which meets the specified requirements is acceptable. 8.2 Vendor Item Drawing2 (Fig. 19) 8.2.3 Requirements. A vendor item drawing dis 8.2.1 Description. A vendor item drawing' pro closes sufficient information to ensure identification vides an engineering description and acceptance cri and reprocurement of interchangeable items. Text teria for purchased items. It provides a list of may be in either drawing note form or specification suggested suppliers, the supplier's item identifica format. tion, and sufficient engineering definition for ac 8.2.3.1 The drawing includes, as applicable: ceptance of interchangeable items within specified (a) configuration; defined pictorially or by de limits. The vendor item drawing number with any scription; applicable dash number(s)3 establish(es) administra (b) dimensions of item envelope and their limits; tive control number(s) for identifying the item(s) on (c) mounting and mating dimensions and their engineering documentation; the administrative con limits; trol number may be marked parenthetically on the (d) interface characteristics and their limits; item, in addition to the supplier's item identification. (e) acceptance criteria; (j) performance, maintainability, reliability, envi 8.2.2 Application Guidelines ronmental, and other functional characteristics; 8.2.2.1 A vendor item drawing is used to (g) schematic, interconnection, or other appropri provide: ate diagram to derme item function or provide inte.r (a) a single administrative control number for use connection information. in engineering documentation whether one or more 8.2.3.2 The drawing shall include: sources exist for the item; (a) the manufacturer and item identification listed (b) a means of documenting engineering require under the heading SUGGESTED SOURCES OF ments for a purchased item; SUPPLY. Two or more sources are desirable. (c) documentation to assure interchangeability of (b) the note: IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUG items each time purchased; GESTED ITEMS HEREON IS NOT TO BE CON (d) coverage of items developed at private ex STRUED AS A GUARANTEE OF PRESENT OR pense where the design is controlled by the originat CONTINUED AVAILABILITY; ing design activity. It is not the intent of a vendor (c) the notation VENDOR ITEM DRAWING item drawing to portray a complete design disclosure. placed adjacent to the drawing title block. 8.2.2.2 Vendor item drawings shall not be used to delineate: (a) items requiring qualification testing in advance of a procurement action. If such testing is essential, the item is normally a candidate for source control 8.3 Source Control Drawing (Fig. 20,- coverage; (b) altered items, selected items, and items delin 8.3.1 Description. A .source control drawing pro eated by nationally recognized standards; vides a'1 engineering description and acceptance cri (c) purchased items upon which a design activity teria for purchased items that require design activity has placed requirements in addition to' those nor imposed qualification testing and exclusively pro mally provided by suppliers. These items shall be de vides performance, installation, and interchangeabil lineated on altered item, selected item, source ity characteristics specifically required for the critical control or design control drawings, as appropriate. applications. It includes a list of approved suppliers, the supplier's item identification, and acceptance of items which are interchangeable in the specific ap plications. The source Control drawing establishes :q:ormerly called Specification Control Drawing. item identification for the controlled item(s). The ap- 3Multiple dash numbers are assigned only when more than one . proved items and sources listed on a source control version of the item is define 8 TYPES AND APPLICAnONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M·1989 8.3.2 Application Guidelines (i) identification requirements including marking instructions. 8.3.2.1 A source control drawing is used to provide: 8.3.3.2 The drawing shall include: (a) a means of establishing engineering require (a) the manufacturer and item identification for ments for the selection, qualification testing, and ac each item that has been tested and approved for use quisition of an item from commercial sources; listed under the heading APPROVED SOURCES (b) identification of the items/sources qualified to OF SUPPLY; meet the stated requirements for the specific appli (b) identification of the specific application for cations; which the item is approved; (c) documentation to assure interchangeability of (e) the notes: specified items, in the stated application, each time (1) ONLY ITEMS DESCRIBED ON THIS acquired; DRAWING ARE APPROVED FOR USE IN THE (d) coverage of source controlled items developed APPLICATIONS SPECIFIED HEREON. A SUB at private expense where the design is controlled by STITUTE ITEM SHALL NOT BE USED WITH the originatmg design activity. It IS not the intent of OUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY THE COGNIZANT a source control drawing to define a complete design DESIGN ACTIVITY. disclosure. (2) IDENTIFICATION OF THE APPROVED ITEMS HEREON IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED 8.3.2.2 Source Control drawings shall not be AS A GUARANTEE OF PRESENT OR CONTIN used to delineate: UED AVAILABIUTY. (a) items which do not require qualification test (d) the notation SOURCE CONTROL DRAW ing in advance of a procurement action. If qualifi ING placed adjacent to the drawing title block. cation testing is not required, the item is normally a candidate for vendor item drawing coverage. (b) altered items, selected items, or items deIine 8.4 Design Control Drawing4 (Figs. 2 and 21) a,ted by nationally recognized standards unless, in the 8.4.1 Description. A design control drawing dis latter case, qualification testing in the specific appli closes the basic technical infoITl)ation and perform cation(s) is required; ance requirements necessary for a subcontractor to (e) items upon which a design activity has placed complete the detailed design required to develop and requirements in addition to those normally provided produce an item. The design coritrol drawing speci by suppliers. These items shall be delineated on fies the uni.que identifier of the item - the item either altered or selected item drawings, as appro identification may be that assigned by the subcon priate. tractor's design disclosure drawings (if known) or it may be an administrative control number assigned by 8.3.3 Requirements. A source control drawing the design control drawing. In the latter case, the discloses sufficient information to ensure identifica design control drawing shall remain in the drawing tion and reprocurement of acceptable items. Text hierarchy as shown in Fig. 2. may be presented in drawing note form or specifi cation format. 8.4.2 Application Guidelines. A design control drawing is prepared: (1) to establish the technical 8.3.3.1 The drawing includes, as applicable: definition necessary for design development of a new (a) configuration, defined pictorially or by de item, and (2) when detail design, preparation of de scription; sign disclosure drawings, and, usually, the production (b) dimensions of item envelope and their limits; are subcontracted. (c) mounting and mating dimensions and their limits; NOTE: This drawing in itself does not provide complete· design disclosure. The detailed design drawings of the item are required (d) interface characteristics and their limits; to provide such disclosure. (e) acceptance criteria; (f) qualification test requirements; 8.4.3 Requirements. Design control drawings (g) performance, maintainability, reliability, envi may be in either drawing note form or specification ronmental, and other functional characteristics; format. (h) schematic, interconnection, or other appropri ate diagram to define item function or provide inter ~Fonnerly, in 000 applications, an Envelope Drawing that connection information. evolved into complete design disclosure. 9 ASME Y14.24M-1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 8.4.3.1 A dtsign control drawing includes, as ap (b) complete interface engineering requirements ( plicable, the following to the extent necessary to de (mechanical, 'electrical, electronic, hydraulic, pneu velop the design details of the item: matic, optical, etc.) which affect the physical or func (a) configuration, mounting, mating, and other tional characteristics of the cofunctioning items; necessary dimensions; (e) any other characteristics which cannot be (b) performance, installation, reliability, and in changed without affecting system interfaces. terchangeability requirements; 8.5.3.2 An interface control drawing shall in (e) test requirements; clude the notation INTERFACE CONTROL (d) schematic, connection, or other appropriate DRAWING placed adjacent to the drawing title diagram (if electrical; electronic or other circuitry is block. involved); (e) the mating connections, their location, and a connection diagram to provide information for ex 8.6 Identification Cross Reference Drawing ternal connectors when provisions for external elec (Fig. 23) trical, or mechanical connections are required; 8.6.1 Description. An identification cross refer (f) reference to other documentation if necessary ence drawing is an administrative type drawing which to provide more detailed information. assigns unique identifiers that are compatible with 8.4.3.2 The drawing shall include: automated data processing (ADP) systems, item (a) item identification and marking requirements; identification specifications, and provides a cross ref (b) the notation DESIGN CONTROL DRAW erence to the original incompatible identifier. ING placed adjacent to the drawing title block; (e) the subcontractor;s item identification for the 8.6.2 Application Guidelines. An identification item (when available). cross reference drawing is prepared to provide com patible identifiers for nationally recognized stan dards, customer furnished equipment, etc, when the 8.5 Interface Control Drawing (Fig. 22) original identifier is too long, contains characters un 8.5.1 Description. An interface control drawing acceptable for data processing, is identified by de depicts physical and functional interfaces of related scription only, etc. or cofunctioning items. It does not establish' item identification. 8.6.3 Requirements 8.6.3.1 An identification cross reference draw 8.5.2 Application Guidelines. An iJ;lterface con!" ing shall include: trol drawing is prepared to: (a) assignment of the compatible identifier; (a) establish and maintain compatibility between (b) cross reference to original item identification items having a common boundary; or description. (b) coordinate and control interfaces between co (e) the notation IDENTIFICATION CROSS functioning systems; REFERENCE DRAWING adjacent to the drawing (e) communicate design decisions to participating title block. design activities. An interface control drawing may control one or 8.6.3.2 The identification cross reference draw more of the following types of interfaces: mechanical, ing shall not specifY any engineering or design re electrical, interconnections, configuration, installa quirem~nts beyond those already contained in the tion, operational sequence requirements, system drawi~gs, specification, etc., governing the original switching, etc. ~ch interface type may be described item. in a separate interface control drawing or in combi nation on a single drawing. 9 MECHANICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Figs. 8.5.3 Requirements 24 and 25) 8.5.3.1 An interface control drawing includes, 9.1 Description as applicable: (a) configuration and interface dimensional data A mechanical schematic diagram depicts mechan applicable to the envelope, mounting, and intercon ical and other functional operation, structural load nection of the related items; ing, fluid circuitry, or other functions using 10 TYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 appropriate standard symbols1 and connecting lines. 10.1 Functional Block Diagram -(Fig. 26) This is a design information drawing and does not 10.1.1 Description. A functional block diagram establish item identification for the item(s) deline depicts the functions of the major elements of a cir ated thereon. cuit, assembly, system, etc., in simplified form. 10.1.2 Application Guidelines. A functional 9.2 Application Guidelines block diagram is prepared to illustrate the functional When operating principles cannot be readily de relationship of major elements of an assembly, sys termined from a study of the assembly drawing, a tem, etc. mechanical schematic diagram is prepared to illus 10.1.3 Requirements. A functional block diagram trate design information for any of the following: includes major circuit functions depicted by single (a) hydraulic or pneumatic systems; lines, rectangular blocks, and explanatory notes or (b) complex mechanical systems (complex ar text. Graphic symbols or reference designations, rangement of gears, clutches, linkages, cams, etc.); other than unit numbers, are not normally used. (e) rigging instructions involving wire, cable, rope, etc.; (d) critical structural items to display loading or 10.2 Single Line Diagram (Fig. 27) lifting data. 10.2.1 Description. A single line diagram in ac cordance with ANSI Y14.15 depicts the course of an 9.3 Requirements electric3JJelectronics circuit, or system of circuits, and the elements thereof using single lines, symbols, A mechanical schematic diagram symbolically de and notes. A single line diagram conveys basic infor picts elements of the unit, assembly, or system in mation about the operation of the circuit, but omits volved and displays the relation of each element by much of the detailed information usually shown on interconnecting lines. The elements may be arranged schematic diagrams. functionally or as they are actually arranged in their assembly or installed position, whichever is clearest 10.2.2 Application Guidelines. The single line for the specific diagram and its intended use. The form of presentation provides for: (1) simplified dia diagram may use either single line or complete pic grams of complex circuits and (2) diagrammatic rep torial presentation. resentation of systems in which a single line Loading diagrams for hoists and slings, flow dia represents a multiconductor circuit. grams for hydraulic or pneumatic control valves, sim 10.2.3 Requirements. A single line diagram in ple unit flow diagrams, etc., -can frequently be cludes, as applicable: combined with the assembly or installation drawing. (a) connections of major elements of a circuit rep Hydraulic or pneumatic system diagrams, compli resented by single line graphic symbols in accordance cated rigging diagrams, complex mechanical function with ANSIlIEEE STD 91 and 315; diagrams, etc., normally require separate drawings. (b) the course of the main circuits (connection of major components) shown in the most direct path and logical sequence; 10 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC DIAGRAMS' (e) electrical characteristics which are essential to (Figs. 26 through 35) an overall understanding of the system. Electrical/electronic diagrams in accordance with ANSI Y14.15 or ANSI/IEEE STD 991 depict the ele 10.3 Schematic Diagram or Circuit Diagram ments or functions of electrical or electronic items (Fig. 28) using standard symbols 1 in accordance with ANSI! IEEE STD 91 and 315 and connecting lines or data 10.3.1 Description. A schematic diagram depicts in tabular form. These diagrams do not depict items the electrical connections and functions of a specific to scale. They are design information drawings and circuit arrangement without regard to the physical do not establish item identification for the item(s) shape,_ size, or location of the elements. depicted thereon except as specified in 10.6.1. 10.3.2 Application Guidelines. A schematic dia gram is prepared to illustrate the detailed design of 'See 1.2.2 for applicable standards. a circuit and to assist in tracing the circuit and its 11 ASME Y14.24M-1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS functions. It may be prepared for any level of assem 10.5 Interconnection Diagram (Figs. 30, 31, and ( bly and may include one or more levels. 32) NOTE: A wiring list (see 10.6) may be prepared in lieu of an 10.3.3 Requirements. A schematic diagram in interconnection diagram. cludes, as applicable: (a) symbolic representation of each element in the 10.5.1 Description. An interconnection diagram circuit with the symbols interconnected to depict cir drawing depicts only external connections between cuit paths. Graphic symbols for both discrete parts assemblies, units, or higher level items. (ANSIIIEEE SID 315) and logic elements (ANSI! IEEE SID 91) may be used on the same diagram. 10.5.2 Application Guidelines. An interconnec (b) reference designations in accordance. with tion diagram is prepared to illustrate the intercon ANSIJIEEE SID 200 and 315 for each item; nections b~tween units, sets~ groups, and systems. (e) values for such items as resistors, capacitors, 10.5.3 Requirements. An interconnection dia and inductors; gram is prepared either as a wiring type diagram (d) standard type designations (if assigned) for which shows each wire, or as a cabling type diagram such items as semiconductor devices, microcircuits, which primarily shows cables but may also include electron tubes, etc. When no type designation is as wires. It does not necessarily show physical relation signed to the specific configuration used in the circuit ship. by a nationally recognized standard, the item may be identified on the diagram by reference designation only provided the item description is included in re 10.6 Wiring List (Figs. 33 and 34) lated documentation (e.g., the assembly drawing 10.6.1 ·Description. A wiring list consists of tab parts list). ular data and instructions necessary to establish wir ing connections. A wiring list is a form of connection or interconnection diagram. 10.4 Connection Diagram or Wiring Diagram When the wiring list includes material and such (Fig. 29) material is not called out on the assembly drawing, NOTE: A wiring list (see'10.6) may be prepared in lieu of a con the wiring list establishes item identification for the nertion diagram. wires as a bundle or kit of wires. 10.4.1 Description. A connection diagram draw 10.6.2 Application Guidelines. A wiring list is. ing depicts the general physical arrangement of elec prepared to provide the information necessary for trical connections and wires between circuit elements making wiring connections. A wiring list may be pre in an installation or assembly. It shows internal con pared for one or more related assemblies. nections, but may include external connections which 10.6.3 Requirements. A wiring list includes, as have one termination inside and one outside the as applicable: sembly. It contains the details necessary to make or (a) location identification and termination meth trace connections involved. . ods for each end of wire; (b) a description of each wire (e.g., type, size, 10.4.2 Application Guidelines. A connection dia color, etc.); gram may be prepared t~ illustrate the connection of (e) connection of items with wire leads; wires and circuit elements at any level of assembly (d) material (wire, sleeving, etc.) and process re or installation. quirements for connections when they are not spec ified on the related assembly drawing; 10.4.3 Requirements. A connection diagram in (e) reference to associated assembly drawing, con cludes, as applicable: nection diagram, interconnection diagram, or wiring (a) physical relationship of circuit elements and harness drawing. their connections; (b) items identified by reference designations in accordance with ANSI/IEEE SID 200 and 315; 10.7 Logic Circuit Diagram (Fig. 35) (e) terminal arrangements clearly identified; 10.7.1 .Description.· A logic circuit diagram de (d) wires numbered for reference; picts the logic functions of a system at any level of (e) wire and termination descriptions. assembly. 12 TYPES AND APPlJCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 10.7.2 Application Guidelines. A logic circuit (4) parts list specifying parts (connectors, ter diagram is prepared to (1) illustrate logic functions, minal lugs, etc.) and bulk materials (wire, sk~eving, and (2) facilitate circuit analysis and diagnosis of jacketing, twine, etc.) required for the fabrication of equipment problems. the harness; (5) applicable processes. Items used to install 10.7.3 Requirements. A logic circuit diagram is the harness (for example: cable clamps), which are prepared in accordance with ANSIIIEEE STD 991 not an integral part of the harness, are itemized in and includes, as applicable: the using assembly or installation drawings. (a) logic functions depicted by logic symbols in ac (b) A simplified wiring harness drawing satisfies cordance with ANSI/IEEE sm 91 connected by the requirements for a detailed wiring harness draw lines that represent signal paths; ing, except that the pictorial may be omitted and the (b) pin numbers, test points, assembly boundaries, note HARNESS CONFIGURATION TO BE DE and non logic functions necessary to describe the TERMINED FROM ASSEMBLY included. The as physical and electrical aspects of the circuit. sembly drawing then specifies any critical. routing or dimensional requirements. 11 SPECIAL APPUCATION DRAWINGS 11.1 Wiring Harness Drawing (Fig. 36) 11.2 Cable Assembly Drawing (Fig. 37) 11.1.1 Description. A wiring harness drawing 11.2.1 Description. A cable assembly drawing de specifies the engineering requirements and estab picts an electrical cable assembly of defmed length lishes item identification for a wiring harness (a and establishes item identification for that assembly. group of individually insulated conductors, including The assembly consists of conductors (insulated wires, shielded wires and coaxial cables, held together by shielding, coaxial cables, etc.) within a common lacing cord or other binding). A wiring harness may molded or jacketed covering and has one or more or may not terminate in connectors, terminal lugs, or ends terminated in connectors, terminal lugs, or sim other similar fittings, and may include small elec ilar fittings. tronic parts. 11.2.2 Application Guidelines. A cable assembly 11.1.2 Application Guidelines. A wiring harness drawing is prepared to describe power, signal, radio drawing is prepared when it is determined that a frequency, audio, and general purpose electrical ca harness is to be fabricated as a discrete item, rather ble assemblies including both single-run and than individually connecting conductors during as branched cables. sembly. 11.2.3 Requirements. A cable assembly drawing 11.1.3 Requirements. A wiring harness drawing includes, as applicable: is prepared as either a detailed or simplified drawing (a) dimensions and tolerances for overall length as follows: and breakout locations (A simplified, single line dia (a) A detailed wiring harness drawing defines the gram is generally sufficient to define these require harness configuration (form and termination points) ments.); by direct application of dimensions and tolerances, (b) identification of parts, bulk materials, and by use of a reproducible grid system, or by inclusion processes required for fabrication of the cable of horizontal and vertical graphic scales for deter assembly; mining the required dimensional data. The drawing (e) preparation of the cable ends; includes, as applicable: (d) orientation and offset of'connectors; (1) pictorial views; (e) maximum diameter of cable; (2) a wiring tabulation or reference to a wiring (f) minimum bend radii for wiring within the as- list that identifies wire numbers or color codes, cir sembly; cuit reference designations in accordance with ANSI! (g) detail views of molded areas; IEEE STD 200 and 315 (ufrom-to" data), wire (h) conductor lay patterns (optional); lengths, wire type and gage, termination methods, (i) identification band or other marking require and other related data; ments; (3) instructions for fabrication of the harnesses, (j) a wiring list, wiring diagram, or schematic dia minimum bend radii for conductors, and cross-ref gram defining electrical connections and specifying erences to the using assembly or installation drawings wire number, color codes, and termination require- and associated electrical diagrams; ments; . 13 ASME Y14.24M-1989 TYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ( (k) finish, special assembly, and/or storage (for ex (b) electrical insulating requirements; ample: dust covers) instructions; (c) reference designations, terminal iaentification, (l) test requirements. polarity symbols, and index marks; Views in a cable assembly drawing need not be to (d) dimensions which must be controlled (for ex scale. ample: part height after soldering); (e) jumper wires, if necessary; (fJ identification and traceability marking require 11.3 Printed Board Drawing Sets (Figs. 38 ments; through 41) (g) spot bonding, conformal coating, and masking 11.3.1 Description. Printed board drawing sets requirements; consist of tltose drawings which define the configu (h) part mounting, support, and assembly require- ration of printed wiring or printed circuit poards and ments; assemblies. They establish requirements for assembly (i) cleanliness requirements; (mounting of electrical items, attaching hardware, (j) part orientation and polarity; etc.) and test. (k) electrostatic discharge protection require- ments; A typical drawing set includes an assembly draw (l) special solder plug requir~ments; ing, schematic diagram, master drawing, and may in (m) lead forming requirements; clude an artwork master (see 11.3.3~3). A typical (n) solder mask; drawing relationship is shown in Fig. 3. The assembly (0) electrical testing requirements; and master drawing establishes item identification (P) reference document identification (for exam for the assembly and board, respectively. ple: schematic diagram number). 11.3.2 Application Guidelines. Printed board 11.3.3.2 Master Drawing (Board DetaU Drawing, drawings are prepared to describe and control Fig. 39). A master drawing provides the complete printed wiring or printed circuit boards and assem engineering description of a printed board including, blies. Printed board drawings are used to describe as applicable: single-sided, two-sided, and multilayer bqards. (a) all dimensions and tolerances necessary to es NOTE: As used in this Standard, the term "board" includes all tablish board size and shape, mounting hole loca types of dielectric base materials (e.g., flex, rigid. or a combination tions, cutouts, hole sizes, etc. The drawing thereof); "printed" applies to all patterns which are etched, de posited, screened, or bonded to the base. differentiates between plated and unplated holes and states whether dimensions apply before or after plating. 11.3.3 Requirements. Printed board drawings (b) undimensioned holes located by the cOnductor conform to the requirements for specific drawing pattern and at theoretical grid intersections. types established elsewhere in this Standard. In ad (c) the minimum annular rings for conductor pat dition, the folloWing specific requirements apply. terns surrounding terminal holes to control both hole-to-terminal relationship' and registration be 11.3.3.1 Printed Board Assembly Drawing' tween layers; (Fig. 38). A printed board assembly drawing specifies (d) minimum conductor width, spacings, and dis the engineering requirements for assembly. Only tance to board edges; those surfaces of boards on which parts are mounted (e) registration marks to assure proper alignment need be depicted. Printed patterns may be omitted; of patterns and marking masters on two-sided a~d when included, however, it may be necessary to use multilayer boards; . a reproducible pattern suitable for microfilming (for (f) definition of the cross section details of mul example: 42-line screen, 50-percent density positive tilayer boards; dot pattern). The drawing includes, as applicable: (g) dielectrics thickness between layers of multi- (a) identification of parts (electrical items, remov layer boards; able hardware, clips, brackets, etc.), materials, ane (h) raw materials and plating requirements; processes required for the assembly; (i) etchback allowances; lj) reference designation marking; (k) maximum rated voltage; '''CIRCUIT CARD ASSY" is the general term used by DoD for (l) identification and traceability marking require titling assembly drawings that include electrical or electronic parts mounted on printed boards. ments; 14 TYPES AND APPUCATfONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 (m) test points; able for reproduction using normal black and white (n) test tab requirements; reproduction methods. (0) the shape and arrangement of conductor or (b) conductor layer identification, numbered con circuit patterns, hole locations, and printed marking secutively starting with the component side as layer requirements defined in one or more of the following 1. If there are no conductors or lands on the com ways: ponent side, the. next layer shall be layer 1. For as (1) by reference to the artwork master for con semblies with components on both sides, the most ductor or circuit patterns and marking requirements. densely populated side shall be layer 1. (In this case, the artwork master shall be included in (c) horizontal and vertical control dimensions and the drawing set.) tolerances with registration marks correspOnding to (2) Grid Scales (Fig. 40) or X-Y control dimen those on the master drawing for each view; sions may be applied to the precise pattern with the (d) a separate master pattern may be used de opaque areas representing conductors, marking, etc. picting the hole locations only (rather than specifying These views need not be on stable base material; locating dimensions in the master drawing) when the however, the grids shall be accurately positioned rel " configuration of the conductor or circuit pattern is ative to the patterns. An overall grid shall not be such that the locations of holes in the pattern cannot reproduced on the drawing. be readily determined. Such views shall be appropri (3) using an X-Y tabulation of hole locations, ately identified and the resulting location accuracies in conjunction with the artwork master. must satisfy design requirements. Starting with sheet (4) by reference to the applicable computer pro 1, the suggested organization of multisheet drawings gram/software media. is: (P) critical pattern features which may affect cir (1) hole-locating master (if applicable); cuit performance (for example: distributed induct (2) conductor or circuit patterns in sequence ance or capacitance effects) are specifically from top to bottom; dimensioned. (3) marking masters. (q) views of conductor or circuit patterns and Continuation sheets of multisheet artwork masters printed marking requirements are in accordance with need not be prepared on standard drawing forms 11.3.3.3; provided standard sheet sizes are used with a stan (r) applicable process specification(s); dard continuation sheet title block located in the (s) process allowances used in preparing the art lower right comer of each sheet. work master. Artwork masters do not include tape, cut-and-strip materials, or any other type of materials (including 11.3.3.3 Artwork Master (Fig. 41). An artwork decals) which could shift or separate during extended master is a precision scale pattern on stable base storage. They may, however, be prepared as repro material used to produce printed boards within the ducible copies of artwork which use such materials. accuracy established by the master drawings and to (e) a note: FOR MANUFACfURING PUR establish and control the configuration of the con POSES THIS DRAWING SHALL BE REPRO ductor or circuit and marking patterns when these DUCED ON STABLE BASE MATERIAL. details are not included in the master drawings. An artwork master is suitable for making the 1/1 scale production masters (photographic reproduc 11.4 Microcircuit Drawing (Fig. 42) tions) used in fabrication. Inclusion of an artwork NOTE: This drawing shall not be used for DoD applications if master in the drawing set is not required when the another type of DoD documentation (i.e., nationally recognized master drawing includes detail requirements for the standard, standardized military drawing, etc.) is applicable. conductor or circuit patterns and markings. The drawing includes, as applicable: 11.4.1 Description. A microcircuit drawing spec (a) views of conductor or circuit patterns and ifies the engineering requirements and establishes marking requirements as orthographic views of each item identification for a microcircuit (monolithic, specific surface, specifying from which side of the thin and thick film, or hybrid circuit, etc.). board the pattern is viewed. Each layer and marking surface is shown in a separate view. Patterns are de 11.4.2 Application Guidelines. A microcircuit picted as photographically opaque areas on a white drawing is prepared to establish the physical" and or clear background (a positive image) unless oth functional characteristics necessary to ensure micro erwise specified on the drawing. They shall be suit- circuit interchangeability. It is prepared in lieu of 15 ASME V14.24M-1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS detail and assembly drawings. When providing for (d) a note: FOR MANUFAcruRING PUR ( alternate source procurement, it is usually prepared POSES, THIS DRAWING SHALL BE REPRO as a vendor item drawing. This drawing, however, DUCED ON STABLE BASE MATERIAL. does not normally establish complete details of in ternal construction. 11.6 Kit Drawing (Fig. 44) 11.4.3 Requirements. A microcircuit drawing in- 11.6.1 Description. A kit drawing identifies an cludes, as applicable: item or group of items with instructions for their use. (a) outline and mounting requirements; The kit does not necessarily define a complete func (b) performance requirements; tional assembly. A kit drawing establishes item iden (e) schematic diagrams showing functional elec tification for the kit, not for the items in the kit. trical elements of the microcircuit. Appropriate elec trical values are specified. Parasitic' elements which 11.6.2 Application Guidelines. A kit drawing is are important to the proper functioning of the mi prepared when it is desired to identify all of the items crocircuit are included, but are depicted in such a required to perform a specific operation in kit form way as to identify them as parasitic elements. Ref (maintenance, overhaul, modification, installation, erence designations in accordance with ANSI/IEEE conversion, or similar operations). STD 200 and 315 are required only when necessary for correlation to notes, etc. Requirements. A kit drawing includes, as (d) marking requirements; 11.6.3 (e) identification of input and output pin func applicable: tions; (a) a parts list (see 1.7) of the contents of the kit, (f) 'quality assurance provisions. including the identification of each item; (b) documents which are a part of the kit, itemized When prepared as a vendor item drawing, the mi in the parts list; crocircuit drawing shall meet the requirements of 8.2. (e) pictorial representations; (d) special tool requirements for installation of the kit; 11.5 Undimensioned, Drawing (Fig. 43) (e) retest or recalibration requirements. 11.5.1 Description. An undimensioned drawing portrays the shape and ather design features of an 11.7 Tube Bend Drawing (Figs. 45 and 46) object at a precise scale predominantly without di mensions. It provides an accurate pattern of the fea 11.7.1 Description. A tube bend drawing estab ture or features of an item. lishes, by pictorial or tabular delineation or a com bination thereof, end product definition for a single, 11.5.2 Application Guidelines. An undimen multiplane, tube or tube assembly (tube with end fit sioned drawing is prepared to delineate items that tings). It establishes item identjiication for the bent can be fabricated by use of the patterns to produce tube or tube assembly. the item or to produce a tool for use in fabricating the item. Its use as a loft drawing (see 11.9) provides, 11.7.2 Application Guidelines. Tabular tube the defmition of contoured surfaces for engineering bend drawings are prepared to specify complete re references and for design of tooling. quirements and configuration of rigid or semirigid tubing for direct use in forming on a draw bending 11.5.3 Requirements. An undimensioned draw machine (the tube to be bent is clamped against a ing includes, as applicable: bending form which rotates and draws the tube (a) information necessary to manufacture the de through a pressure die and over a mandrel). Pictorial picted items within required design limits. This may tube bend drawings are used for other methods of include toleranced dimensioning of features unsuit manufacturing (for example: roll bending). Tubing of able for definition by pattern, bend lines, mold lines, complex configuration may be descnbed using a com hole centers, reference dimensions, and other ele bination of pictorial and tabular delineation. ments as necessary. (b) an X-Y coordinate grid or scale for dimen 11.7.3 Requirements sional verification of the drawing. This is required on 11.7.3.1 Pictorial Delineation (Fig. 45). A pic each sheet of a multisheet drawing. torial tube bend drawing is prepared as a detail, as (e) toleranced dimensions where greater or lesser sembly, or detail assembly drawing. A pictorial tube control is required for specific features. bend drawing includes, as applicable: 16 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 (a) tube material; (It) identification marking requirements; (b) end types; (i) required processes; (c) identification and quantity of fittings; (j) test requirements and procedures; (d) dimensional requirements including bend ra (k) any other information required to fully de dii, angles, intersection points, intermediate and scribe the item. overall lengths; (e) other data necessary to defme design require ments. 11.8 Matched Set Drawing (Fig. 47) 11.7.3.2 Tabular Delineation (Fig. 46). The 11.8.1 Description. A matched set drawing delin drawing format and informational entries shall be in eates items which are matched and for which re accordance with Fig. 46. placement as a matched set is essential. A tube bend drawing includes, as applicable: 11.8.2 Application Guidelines. A matched set (a) the information required for the tube bending drawing is prepared when the required dimensions, entered in the five columns shown in Fig. 46 tolerances, or other characteristics of items can only as follows: be specified in terms of the matched relationship. (1) Bend Number - the number of the bend to This includes items which are interchangeable only be performed. Bends are numbered consecutively as a set because of special requirements for machin from the 'B End' of the tube. ing, electrical characteristics, performance, etc. Un (2) 'e' Distance - the dimension, before bend der such conditions, a matched set drawing defines ing, from the 'A End' of the tube to the beginning the matching relationship. Individual parts of the set point of the bend (centerline of radius block) to be may be delineated by the matched set drawing or by performed. other drawings. (3) 'F' Bend Radius - radius of the bend to be performed, measured from the centerline of the tube. 11.8.3 Requirements. The matched set drawing (4) 'E' Tum Angle - the counterclockwise an includes, as applicable: gle, as viewed from 'B End,' through which the tube (a) the physichl or functional mating characteris is rotated from a zero reference plane established by tics of the matched items (set); Bend Number 1 to the plane of the bend to be (b) the unique identifier assigned to each of the formed. parts and to the matched set. (5) '0' Bend Angle. - The clockwise angle (c) discrete identification marking of the matched through which the tube is to be bent. Counterclock set; wise bend angles are so noted. The bend angle is the (d) the statement FURNISH ONLY AS A finished angle and does not include spring back. MATCHED SET or similar note. (b) the type of end (flare, bead, etc.) designated by the appropriate number and the item identifica 11.9 Contour Definition Drawing (Figs. 48, 49, tion of the required end fittings is entered in the End and 50) Fittings block. Any variation from the standard end types shall be noted in the Type of End block. 11.9.1 Description. A contour definition drawing (c) unique identifiers assigned to each bent tube contains the mathematical, numeric, or graphic def and to each assembly consisting of a bent tube and inition required to locate and define a contoured sur end fittings; face. It does not establish item identification for the (d) material requirements; items delineated thereon. The contour of a part is (e) Stock Tube Size specified as outside diameter, defined on a detail drawing or by reference to a con wall thickness, and Length 'D.' The Length 'D' is that tour definition drawing. of the tube before bending whic~ includes the nec 11.9.2 Application Guidelines. A contour defi essary allowance for beading or flaring the ends. This nition drawing is prepared to define complex surface length does not include allowances which may be re geometry which cannot be conveniently included in quired for clamping when bends are near either end the detail drawings of an item. of the tube. These allowances, when required, are specified in a note. 11.9.3 Requirements. A contour definition draw (j) heat treatment requirements after bending and ing includes, as applicable: before or after attaching end fittings; (a) mathematical equations for the geometric fea (g) finish requirements; tures; 17 ASME Y14.24M·1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS (b) tabulated coordinates; 11.10.3 Requirements (c) graphic sections; 11.10.3.1 Computer P~ogram Drawing (Fig. (d) a summaty of features and relationships to 51). A computer program listing drawing provides more basic coordinate systems in appropriate com·" design details and establishes item identification for binations to define the contoured surface or the de the computer program(s). It identifies the master sired points on a contoured surface. source code, object code, or both, for the computer program in human readable form. The drawing spec ifies the media materials, marking" requirements, and 11.10 Computer Program/Software Drawing the applicable specifications. The type of software (Fig. 51) tools (computer, assembler, compiler~ etc.) required to produce the object code from the source code is 11.10.1 Description. A computer program draw also specified. ing depicts the design details, establishes "item iden Computer Program Assembly ( tification, and provid~ for control of the software it 11.10.3.2 represents. Three types of drawings may be used, as Drawing. A computer program assembly drawing applicable: contains computer generated load maps of computer (a) computer program drawings; programs with multiple components/subprograms. A (b) computer program assembly dra:wings; cover sheet lists each subprogram and specifies the (c) computer program set drawings. media materials, type of equipment required to pro duce the computer program, marking requirements, In addition, specifications covering performance, and applicable ·specifications. It establishes item interf8;ce requirements, and quality assurance provi identification for the assembly process. sions are used in conjunction with the drawings. Specifications do not establish item identification for 11.10.3.3 Computer Program Set Drawing. A the item(s) depicted thereon. computer program set drawing groups two or more individual computer programs into a set for handling 11.10.2 Application Guidelines. Computer pro convenience. It consists of a parts list that identifies ( gram drawings are prepared to document operational the computer programs and applicable notes. It es computer programs/software delivered to a customer. tablishes item identification for the set. 18 TYPES AND .APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M·1989 Major Assembly 'Black Box' Assembly Attaching Hardware Part of Structure (shown in phantom) 'Black Box' Assembly Attaching Hardware Part of Structure (shown in phantom) Antenna Assembly :Attaching Hardware Part of Structure (shown in phantom) Harness Assembiy Attaching Hardware Part of Structure & Related Assemblies (shown in phantom) Structural Subassembly etc LEGEND: ..... -- -, Installation Drawing with L _ - _J Parts List Assembly Drawing with Parts List FIG.1 INDENTURED'RELATIONSHIP OF INSTALLATION DRAWINGS (Depicting work packages) 19 ASME Y14.24M-1989 TYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS Ports List Calls Out Using Assembly _-+_ Administrative Control Number Assigned by Design Control Orawinn I Design Control Drawing - ...... -- Tablulation Block Lists .....____ ... ____ ,.. Subcontractor's Item Identification r------~------I f I I _ S;:o;:::;~s r!~::~:~~:::e I (Drawing Documentation I Typical I I Drawing I ~ I I Structure I I I J -- Subcontractor's I I ~ Subassembly I I & Detail Drawings I f I I I I ---- I I - '- Subcontractor's I I I ..... Subassembly I I D~~ I ( I I I I I ( I I J - Subcontractor's I I --- Detail I I -- I I I I Subcontractor's '( I Schematic I - Diagrams I etc L ______~I FIG.2 INDENTURED RELATIONSHIP OF DESIGN CONTROL DRAWING TO USING ASSEMBLY AND SUBCONTRACTOR'S DESIGN DISCLOSURE DOCUMENTATION 20 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M·1989 r------, Assembly Drawing L ______Layout ...... I Schematic Diagram t---- Electronic Components 1---Removable Hardware (Screws, Nuts, etc.) t--- Assembly Process Specification ....-- Test Specification 1--- Assembly Marking Requirements Master Drawing ~-- Material Fabrication Process Specification Permanently Attached Hardware (Terminals, Riveted-On Brackets, etc" Board Marking Requirements r------l Artwork Master- ....-.... Production Master I L ___ ,-___ --1 I J r------, I 1--1 Artwork I-----..J L ______(not retained) .....I - Includes circuit and silk screen masters. FIG. 3 PRINTING BOARD DRAWING SET INDENTURED RELA nONSHIPS (Typical) 21 -i IlEM OESCRtt'rION U:lSAPMl/ti(iti1> ?SI MOtOR NO B4<1·U S'JAN[)·PV NO.IM.-1] ~I Ny" -I, , ONE GROOvE -TURNED .. SHE.AVE 1·'186 po O .•• 2' 80RE AlUJoC '~·Sll PART NO &6lGQ1JQ. - REf GA fES .. ONE OnOOvE "0" J'ORMfO $rI:H LIGHT OUTY SHEAVE 600. I/t"flOA~ 7801-llll ~IISP_P PULLEY·GILMER 'I"'l~ D OHRn't too :17 tEun 0 3121 0 P thEft 1208Po PART NO. SGOlOIGIRfFi P\Jl.lf'l'·Gll'dER "MINr. 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MOTOR SHALL BE INSTALLED HORIZONTALLY w AND SHALL HAVE A MIN OF 75 mm CLEARANCE a: ALL AROUND ::I 7 POWER REOUIREMENTS g INPUT VOLTAGE ~ TaZ·44OV AC 60 Hz 3 PHASE:t:5% • 1,1) OUTPUT VOLT AGE ~ TBI.116V AC 400 HI 3 PHASE :t:5% 8 THE MOTOR GENERATOR SHALL BE LOCATED AT LEAST 2 METERS AWAV FROM THE SPG·60 RADAR RECEIVER TO AVOID ANV EFFECTS i FROM ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE IEMII G. DIMENSIONS AND TOlERANCES ~ '''':'.' DECK PERANSIY14.5M-1082. ij ACOUSTIC DAMPER 2 P1.ACES TO BE PROVIDED BY INSTALLING ACTIVITY N co M5 x 0.8 ~ STUD "'0 men »z c "'0» "'0 c: f·'· METRIC n :1[[ ,...... , ..... ,... ~ L:;: 5 CLEARANCE FOR ~G z T81 en M10 X 1.5 BOl.T. 4 WO. HOlES '82 a TERMINAL OOAROS '"T1 m Z C) Z m m :0 Z C) FIG. 10 INSTALLATION DRAWING c ~z enC) -.. ''"''. -.. :c!-u m fJ) ~c ~ ~ ~o z M 18 X 1.5 C/) Q 20 X 1000 CSK o "n 8f) QU@ I B I A@ I ~ C) Z m I :um Z C) c :u J- ~ Z C) C/) N 1.0 Ei NOTES MET'RIC 1. MAKE FROM 37G5X··G533124. ALTERED ITEM DRAWING t WALTON MFG. CO. I {(:') SANDY.UT 2. REIDENTIFY WITI .. "XXXXX-XXXXXX" PER XXXXXXXX USING 3 HIGH CHARACTERS. REMOVE ORIGINAL ITEM IDENTIFICATION. 3. DIMENSIONS ANO TOLERANCES PER ANSI Y14.5M·1982 im -< FIG.11 ALTERED ITEM DRAWING -~ (Mechanical Alteration) ~ ~ -com ASME Y14.24M-1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS· ( I - I I J I - SAMPLE DRAWING This sample drawing shall be con strued as information only. It is complete only to the degree neces· sary to iJ)ustrate a particular NOTES: drawing type. _ 1. MAKE FROM AND PROGRAM PER 7229XX-50. ( ( 2. PROGRAM TO COMPLY WITH TRUTH TABLES (SHEETS 2 AND 3). 3. INPUT ADDRESSES ARE NUMBERED 0000 THRU 0511; THE CORRESPONDING STANDARD BINARY PROGRESSION CODE ESTABLISHES THE INPUT LOGIC LEVELS APPLIED SEQUEN· TIALLY TO PINS 5, 6, 7,4,3,2, " 15 AND 14 WITH PIN 5 BEING THE LEAST SIGNIFICANT BIT: (THE BINARY CODE FOR INPUT ADDRESS 0000 IS 000000000.) THE OUTPUT .... CODE READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT SPECIFIES THE ... CORRESPONDING LOGIC LEVELS OF PINS 9,10,1', AND 12 WITH PIN 9 BEING THE MOST SIGNIFICANT BIT' 4. TEST PER 726XXX-1. 5. MA R K PE R P78-2. ALTERED ITEM DRA WING ALTER 7229XX-50 I . r I 1 1 • Procurement drawing for programmable miaocircuit device. includes instructions for electrical alteration. (A}Shget 1 FIG. 12 ALTERED ITEM DRAWING (Electrical Alteration) 30 TYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME V14.24M-1989 SEE NOTE l tNP INP INP INP INP AORS OUT ADRS OllT ACiRS OUT ADRS OUT AC>RS OUT 0000 1111 0001 1111 0002 1111 000::: 1001 0004 1111 OOOS iill 0006 1111 0007 1111 0008 1111 0009 1111 0010 1111 0011 1111 0012 1111 0013 1111 0014 1111 0015 1111 0016 1111 0017 1111 0018 1111 0019 1111 0020 1111 0021 1111 0022 1111 0023 1111 0024 1111 0025 1111 0026 1111 0027 1111 0028 1.2.1.1 0029 1111 0030 1111 0031 1111 0032 1111 0033 1111 0034 1111 0035 0001 0031S 1111 0017 1111 0038 1111 0039 1111 0040 1111 0041 1111 0042 1111 0043 1111 0044 1111 0045 1111 0046 1111 0047 1111 0048 1111 0049 1111 IN? 0050 1111 00'S1 1111 0052 1111 0053 1111 0054 1111 FU>RS OUT 0055 1111 0056 1111 00'57 1111 0058 1111 0059 1111 0264 1111 0060 1111 0061 1111 0062 1111 0063 1111 0064 1111 0269 1111 0065 0111 0066 1111 0067 0111 0068 1110 0069 0111 0274 1111 0070 1111 0071 1111 0072 1111 0073 1111 0074 1111 0279 1111 0075 1111 0076 1111 0077 1111 0078 1111 0079 1111 0284 1111 0080 1111 0081 1111 0082 1111 0083 1111 0084 1111 0289 1111 0085 1111 0086 1111 0087 1111 0088 1111 0089 1111 0294 1111 0090 1111 0091 1111 0092 1111 0093 1111 0094 1111 0299 1111 009'5 1111 0096 1111 0097 1111 0098 1001 0099 1111 0304 1111 0100 1111 0101 1111 0102 1111 0103 1111 0104 1111 0309 1111 0105 1111 0106 1111 0107 1111 0108 1111 0109 1111 0314 1111 0110 1111 0111 1111 0112 1111 0113 1111 0114 1111 0319 1111 0115 1111 0116 1111 0117 1111 0118 1111 0119 1111 0324 1111 01.20 1111 0121 1111 0122 1111 0123 1111 0124 1111 0329 1111 0125 1111 0126 1111 0127 1111 0128 1111 0129 1111 0334 1111 0130 1111 0131 0111 0132 1111 0133 1111 0134 1110 0339 0111 0135 1111 0136 1111 0137 1111 0138 1111 0139 lUl 03'44 1111 0140 1111 0141 1111 0142 Ull 0143 1111 0144 1111 0349 1111 0145 1111 0146 1111 0147 1111 0148 1111 0149 1111 0354 1111 0150 1111 0151 1111 0152 1111. 0153 1111 0154 1111 0359 0111 0155 11.11 0156 1111 0157 1111 0158 1111 015~ 1111 0364 1111 0160 1111 0161 1111 0162 11:11 0163 1001 01';4 1111 0369 1111 0165 0111 0166 1111 0107 1111 0108 :1111 0109 1111 0374 1.111 0170 1111 0171 1111 0172 1:111 0173 1111 0174 1111 0379 1111 0175 1111 0176 1111 0177 1111 0178 1111 0179 0111 0384 1111 0180 1111 0181 1111 0182 1111 01.8! 1001 0184 1111 038S:- 1111 0185 1111 0186 1111 0187 1111 0188 1111 0189 1111 0394 1.111 0190 111.1 0191 1111 0192 1001 0193 1111 0194 1111 0399 1.111 0195 1001 0190 1111 0197 1111 0198 1111 0199 0111 0404 1111 0200 1111 0201 1111 0202 1111 0203 1111 0204 1111 0409 1111 0205 1111 0206 1111 0207 1111 0208 1111 02'09 1111 0414 1111 0210 1111 0211 1111 0212 1111 0213 :1111 0214 1111 0419 1111 0215 1111 0216 1111 0217 1111 0218 UU 0219 1111 0424 1111 0220 1111 0221 1111 0222 1111 0223 1111 0224 1111 0429 1111 0225 1111 0220 1111 0227 1111 0228 1111 0229 1111 0434 1111 0230 1111 0231 1111 0232 1111 0233 1111 0234 1.111 0439 111:1 0235 1111 0236 1111 023'7 1111 0238 1111 0239 1111 0444 1111 0240 1111 0241 1111 0242 1111 0243 111.1 0.N4 1111 0449 1001 024'5 1111 0240 1111 0247 1111 0248 1111 (124':1 1111 0454 1111 0250 '1111 02'51 1111 02'52 1111 0253 1111 0254 1111 0459 1111 0255 1111 0256 1111 0257 0111 0258 1111 0259 0111 0464 1111 0469 0111 0474 1111 SIZE CAGECOOE DRAI4ING NO REV 047~ 1111 A 0484 1111 SCALE NONE SHEET 2' 0489 1111 0494 1111 0499 1111 0500 1111 0'501 1111 0502 1111 05f.1-S 1111 0504 1111 (B) Sheet 2 0505 1111 0506 1111 0507 1111 0'509 1111 0509 1111 0510 1111 0511 1111 SIZE CAGE CODE t·RAWING NO REY A SCALI: NONE SHEET l (C) Sheet 3 FIG. 12 ALTERED ITEM DRAWING (Electrical Alteration) (Cont'd) 31 1;; ... I I I s:: I m I I I r -< i~ CDm ","'fI,~G c,01\" i. 0'" ~.p\ 'Qto \\\,. ~y\,: \\\,,, \,\\'.1. • S'" 6"."'·0\\ 0 \\f.c,f."" 9\f. ,;\\ft,\\ tf.(. \,,( ~ ,.",;\\ .1\\0( :\\f. 6f.'ii (\\c.1) r35_g5~ 1\\\ 6"\ \ \'.1\0\ ft, 9" SEE NOTE 1 \\(I)t: i\(\( 0\'\ \\('a\C'. ,0,;\\9 0 \\W ....('I :\\,\'i~. 6("'" ~ - [---~=~3- --+ ~ W N ~ '"C m (/) SELECTED ITEM DRAWING METRIC z» ..... , ...... f·· ..... ~ .. o ! » {'~ '"C NOTES: r::'"C (") 1. SELECT FOR LENGTH TOLERANCE SHOWN ~ FROM ANSI B18232A0803!JN. (5 z 2. BAG AND TAG WITH "XXXXX-XXXXXXX", (/) 3, o DIMENSIONS AND TOLE RANCES PER ANSI "T1 V14.5M-1982 m I I I Z I I G') Z m t ------m 2!z G') o FIG. 13 SELECTED ITEM DRAWING (Mechanical Selection) ~z G')en -. TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 1 • - I I I I - ~\~G :E t>\t.~ be c01'- S1.tAY\" .1'1 sba\\ \\ is ~e ata"". 01'\1· 1'b\S satnt> . n{Ot1l\a\\o1' et t\eet:s- a as \ b de!,t . \at s\tuc. 1'\"; \0 \ C. t>at\\CU ~e\Co \C a cotnt> "\\USua \0 \ ~at";. W~. - dta'll\t\I NOTES: 1. SELECT FRO M (original item identification) FOR (speci/ied characteristics), TOLERANCE RANGE +2% -3%. 2 . REIDENTIFY WITH "4321X-736417" PER .. XXXX. REMOVE OR OBLITERATE ORIGINAL ~ ITEM IDENTIFICATION. SELECTED ITEM ORA WING I J I • I I • Includes manufacturer's name and address if the item is not a recognized national standard. FIG. 14 SELECTED ITEM DRAWING (Electrical Selection) 33 ~ s: m ~ .r:. U;¥ \324 FRAME I I m ....I- 0 B • 16 SEEVIEWD 35 0} 50.8 (157324 FRAME) -\ ~ 4 PLACES r. 633.4 .. VIEW 0 SCALE: 1/1 eN -Ill. A~~_~ II ~ rn 2 P§.S » II Lt£:lf LJ z o ~ VlEWA·A "V 2 PLACES r- METRIC n SEE SEPARATE PARTS LIST ' ...... IIIIIU.,. ~ ASSEMBLY MODIFICATION DRAWING ~) EJ o Z NOTES: UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED en o 1. INSTAlLITEM 1 PER 987641. ." m 2. DIMENSIONS AND TOiERANCES 2 PER ANS1 YI4.5M-1982 G) Z m m :ll Z G) o FIG. 15 MODIFICATION DRAWING AND ASSOCIATED KIT DRAWING ~z G) en --.... ~ m »z c » "0 "'tJr ~ ::I ,. o zen o ." m Z C> Z m m :0 Z C> o z~ C> (f) OJ 01 26 FOR PART NUMBERS SEE EOUIPMENT LIST XXXXX. 1. PRESSURIZED EDUIPMENT SPACE PROVISIONS. 10. ANT! COLLISION LIGHT 19. AILERON TRIM TAD ARRANGEMENT ORA WING 2. EOUIPMENT SPACE PROVISION 11. VOR LOCALIZER ANTENNA 20. ENTRANCE DOOR 3. PILOT HEAD ITYPICAL BOTH SIOE$I 12. RUDDER TRIM TAli 21. SPEED ORAKE 4. WING SLAIS 13. FUEL JETISON AND VENT 22. WING ICE CHECK LIGHT 5. INTEGRAL WING FUEL TANK U. TRIMMAOLE HORIZONTAL STAIIILIZER 23. OXYGEN BOTTLE 6. WING FLAP If>. HYDRAULIC RESERVIOR 24. 2500 VA INVERTERS 1. GROUND esCAPE MATCH 16. FUSELAGE FUEL TANK 2f>. LANDING AND TAXI LIGHTS 8. RAM·AIR INLET 17. OAlTERIES ITWO) 9. MEAT EXCHANGER HI. JT12A-6A SUROOJET ENGINE ~m ..(.... ~ FIG. 16 ARRANGEMENT DRAWING ....~ ~ (Pictorial) CD _~ __ ~_ .. _~._~ ____W· ___ ~·· ___ • __ • ___• __ 6; i: m -;.-< ~ ~ -~ co FIRST ,~r----r--~--.------,r------r~==~r-'LATFORM SiCONO PLATFORM ." I r .. - .. DASE LINE 0110 324 31. .:1(10 .:100 OltO :rbll 27. 270 204 2110 0110 241 2.:111 228 220 l)HO 21M \011 ,.11 11110 32D 2112 2110 212 180 elEVATION CL LOOKING TO PORT W 0'1 ~ "'0 FIAILIT m -----,.r::••:---;"'r-,- "I.ATFORM » z o IIECONO PLATFORM ~ ~ - -t- ·--1-----1--.:::::-...... ==-11---<1- _.---__ .. I'-,....;:;:...-.&.- -ie--___-I-_ ...... u -+ DASE LINE (") OHO 324 31. 3011 .:100 BHO :11111 270 270 2M 268 OHO 144 230 22D no CHO 204 180 1131) OHO ~ ne 2112 2110 212 100 o elEVATION z STBO LOOt<:ING TO CL en o ARRANGEMENT DRA WING ." m Z zC) m::0 C)z o FIG. 17 ARRANGEMENT DRAWING iz C) (Elevations, en -. -. -, ~. :;! '"0 m CJ) »z o NOTES » '"0 I. INTERPRET DRAWING PER STANDARDS PRESCRIBED ;:g IN 0026998. DOME LOADING VALVES 2. INTERPRET DIMENSIONS & TOLERANCES PER ANSI Y14.5M·1982 o~ z 3 MATERIAL CJ) BODY CAST ALUMINUM BRONZE o DOME CARBON STEEL. ." m 4 1500V LOF/IN2 MAX INLET PRESSURE RATING Z 2 G') 1495V LBF' IN MAX OUTLET PRESSURE RATING Z m 5. ORIFICE SIZE· 1/4 INCH m :u Z G') o 1-111120RYSEALNPTF 2 PLACES ~z G') CJ) w..... SUGGESTED SOURCE OF SUPPLY PROCUREMENT CONTROL DRAWINGS XYZ VALVE AND REGULATOR CO OAKLAND. CA 00000 CAGE CODE 00000 ~- PART NO. 111491P066K -:--,. G; ;: m -<-;. FIG. 18 PROCUREMENT CONTROL DRAWING ~ ...~ m en» 3: I .. m SUGGESTIO SOURCIEI OF SUPPLY -< CONTROL HUMDER ~ I---t AMT CONNECTOR CORP ~ 1588-001 ALLENTOWN, NJ ...~ WIKEL MANUFACTURING 95SXxi 7814611 101 I CO ZEE,PA 1- 8 -I kl ••000T-O: .417 -.005 -J .119 MAX I ~118oMAX I i L '."'S- •• UN,"'_ ~1.427 ~1.375 DllJ r I-A-I 1-+ t. -, --.. ~. ~ I> SUP,\. "'0 ,AppnOVE sounCE S OF V Arp\'ICATIO~ TAeU\'ATlO~ II\.OCIt eO~'ROI. SuppLlln DA A m PAnT DASH MAX WT en NO. USED ~E.lCT ASSY OEsen IpTION DIM L DIM I'd Cago PART IIIAME AND ADOIIESS NO. IL8S1 Codo IIIUMIIER ON » -I XXX MEGAHERTZ 10." '.00 XX z 31l01U-l 6snk 8631>-001 J. C. WEE itS CO. IIIIC AN/5'X-50 1"431-100 o HOT spnllllGS. MA 0' YYY MEGAHERTZ ".1>0 '.!oO » 7!H!o.IC 941017 P. V. ""SWAY eo :g P\'AseEn.l~ t: 300"3.' 666!iX 86U-OO' J. C. WEEItS CO. l/\ie ANILPX -61 169430-100 HOT SPR INGS. MA ~ 7U!iX 957301 P. V. THISWAY CO "LIISCHI.IIII o enZ o ." m 1.0117 ·12UN -3D Z 2 PLACES '" 1 G') 1.800 Z ""AX m m ADAPTER :0 XXXXX·" !,HTX-SS Z 2 PI.ACES G') @I!.:o..°:!J:!)WillU o l,L.30 ___! ·J.f ;~~~~~""' .. ' ~ O Z /N'Oi IAI G') .,!o x 45,° - D· 4 PLACE S en W \D .'110 ·.'87 I) "HOlES IDENTIF ICA TlON [~UI;I:I£ ®IFI LABEL NOTES: 1_ ONlV THE ITEMS DESCmSED ON THIS DRAWING ... IDENTIFICATION MARKING PER XXX·XXX·XlO(. LOCATE APPROX, AS Sl-IOWN SOURCE CONTROL ORA WING ARE APPROVED FOR USE IN THE APPlICATlON(S) SPECIFIED HEREON. A SUBSTlTlITE ITEM SHALL NOT 5. IDENTIFICATION OF THE APPROVED ITEMS BE USED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BV THE COGNIZANT HEREON IS NOT TO De CONSTRUCTED AS A DESIGN ACTIViTY GUARANTEE OF PRESENT OR CONTINUED 2. SPECIFICATION XX·XXXX GOVERNS THE AVAIlABILITY PROCUREMENT AND ACCEPI'ANCE OF THE ITEM 3.. DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES PER ANSI V14.5M-1982 1;; s:m -< ~ FIG. 20 SOURCE CONTROL DRAWING ~ U) 00 U) 1;; ~ m -< ~ .Po ~ ~ ~ CDm PT2- 82- 2 \'" (f S.3 - 5.48 CONNECTOR \ 4 HOLES 4 PLACES Kltl tiO.S (M) I A I 0 I c-I R3 MAX J:o, o PT2-S6128AS-Rl ~ "1'0 CONNECTOR m -8- ~o c:~ METRIC o NOT[S: DESIGN CONTROL ORA WING ·;1· ~ ,. PARr OR IDENTIFYING NO. 2'YYYYY·l. 4. FUNCTION PER [ox·xx. oz (I) 2. DETAIlS NOT SPECtAED ARE LEFT 10 5. ENVIRONMENT PEn EV)(.)(X THE 0lSCREJ1ON a= 1HERESPONSIBl£ o DESION ACIMTY. O. TEST PER TSX·)(x 'TI m 3. DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES ARE Z G') PER ANSI Y14,5M·19112. Z m rn z G') o FIG. 21 DESIGN CONTROL DRAWING z~ ~ ~ -0 men »z f~G~ iH~ o » -0 r+c~ -0 I t: C') ~ o z en o .. ------r=:: III "m Z G') Z rc:~ m ,,,,,,,,TAG' m :lJ ~ PAV,",OAO Z G') o :lJ ~ Z G') en .e:.. """ II: ~3,:' :l ,~c ••3 Oil ~.21 ... TI U'" ~. III.. 0711 .1 4I:A'K''''UU D'fH"''''tC ...... " .. T.ON .~""f nil GIl" ... £"V'~oPl ..... <:81 .. 10110 ,,,.. I'" 0000 T""I"T'~~'" ,4 MOO .. I .... CST .. uno fAwn .. 31 .... IT .. 120nlI .... at .. 121.110 ...u C ITA ·n .••• ttL'I'AI6 ... Pl.' ITA ",NO ·O.... U ..OIl 012'0."0·:.: _ ..... ,.tHG ...X IS'-D.ALB D"'NAM'C !MVIL~1 cty,. '0" TRANITAGI • ''''1 ...... C n .. ,. 000 101( 30000...1 ,ft,.., IT" 120.710 .v IT .. 0000 I" I.on .. I •. 'Iff 'O~~O""'NO PIC.AL ..aORIV'''TIO''S •. I."'OR 0 .. ' ..... " "0': OWtl "'0822 "r" Aftl UhO' <:.40 AGe coup.", .... A & "OTfO O • ..,'NlIIO", .. RI TO.I flT ..IlUIIHIO ...... c C~'A"V b DY .... C .. AtTl" o ..tI, .. ~oeln ....0 INTERFACE CONTROL DRAWING '''" CO,,""'''',, e .A .. O ..OI U·'OOI30 DOT" O"Q£I .. "t ISL '~.JDI. alC'" \tHI y,ADI '''0''- .eouu~ ... Ati'I" TOO" Pl.' 'AYLOAO' AtAtHG Til SOlI'''' WILL 01 IUPf'UIO TO , ..... ::t TOLIAAHCI "IC"lao '''u,PO'.'IOlf O. 'O~U''',''CII ON T"""""OI ....o.,. .. ct fn ...... IS 10 '"' 'fRANIF,,. 0' ,", NOTID CAA" fl'LA".AJTV Aft' fOR STATfC HO.... 'AOU TH' "'!ill C "'A~'I" CAGr TO s: COHDt1tOffS THII"UU'" m J. DCfINI. 1U' A,,.,.OXtMATI Cl.IA" :J ..otl 'A.'IING DATA 'U' USA' owa .co -< OI'.... 'N(I , 0" THI .." ..ccns 000...... "ClOIO'. .,&::Ir. T ~ ~.... FIG.22 INTERFACE CONTROL DRAWING A. STEEL BAR PER QQ.8-764 TYPE 3035E, CONDITION A ..(ANNEALED) • B. REQUIRED DIAMETER C. lHE APPLICABLE INDENTIF1CATION CROSS REFERENCE NUMBER. - D. SUPPLIER SHAU INCLUDE THE APPUCABLE INDENTIFICATION CROSS REFERENCE NUMBER ON THE INVOICE AND PACKING SUP. - -- I I I I .SAMPLE DRAWiNG -, - ThiS sample drawin sirued as . r ,g shall be COn- In.ormallon I complele only 10 Ih on y. II is ... sary 10 iIIusl e degree neces Tale a p . l drawing lype. arllcular ----J - THIS DRAWING ASSIGNSIOENTJFICATION CROSS REFERENCE NUMBERS TO ROUND STEEL BARS CONTROLLED BY FEDERAL SPECIFICATION OQ..S-764. THE COMPLETE IDENTIFICATION CROSS REFERENCE NUMBER IS FORMED BY ADDING lHE APPROPRIATE DASH NUMBER FROM THE FOLLOWING TABlE TO THE BASIC DRAWING NUMBER (fOR EXAMPLE: XXXXXX·1). DIAMETER CONDIT!ONI DASH NO. liNCH) TEMPER .. -1 .125 A ~ -2 .188 -3 .250 -4 .281 -5 .375 -6 .438 -7 .500 -8 .625 A IDENTIFICATION CROSS REFERENCE DRAWING 1 1 I J FIG.23 IDENTIFICATION CROSS REFERENCE DRAWING 42 :;! -u m (J) l>z o 3 4 Ii l> -u r-"0 o~ z (J) o TI m Z G) Z m m :0 WAY Z G) AlA vENT o FIND CAGE PART OR NOMENCLATURE OR NO. Corn: IDENTIFY ING NO. DESCRIPTION ~ Z I 2106122 BOILER G) (J) CIRCULATOR 2 2106124 THREE WAY VALVE 550 GPM 3 2106725 PRESSURe GAGE 4 1169482 CIRCULATOR BOILER 0) 5 1106134 GATE VALVE 2 6 210G076 ORAIN VALVE 7 2270731 SUPPL V GATE VALVE B 2112164 RADIATOR NOlES: 1. AlL PIPES SHALL BE )o(·X·xxx, WEIGHT B. ClASS 1. SIZE OF PIPE AS NOTED. 2. PIPE FIniNG SUCH AS lEES. ELBOWS. REDUCERS. ANO PlUGS SHALlOE PEA)o(x·X.xxxxx. TYPE 2. CLASS 2. SIZE lIND TYPE AS NOlED. 3. SYSTEM OPEAJIlING PRESSURE: :JO LBFnN' 4. REFERENCE: ASSEMlllY DNa. 2204130. FIG.24 MECHANICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM m~ -<-;. XXX.O LOS ~ ~ XYX.O LOS XXO.O LOS LOADING DIAGRAM XXX123 - fOl BAR ASSY .r:a. XY2124 - fO' .r:a. WIRE ROPE ASSY XY2124 - 103 WIRE ROPE ASSY ~ m \ , __ ~/(2XX' TAN KASSYI '" - ,., , »z , o --~ ~ !::" n NOTES: ~o t. TeST SLING ASSEMOL Y PER z XXXXXX. en o 2. ASSEMBLE PEn XYZXXX. -n m 3. SLING SHALL NOT BE USED z TO LIFT LOAOS IN EXCESS G') OF XXX.O LOS. Z m m ::0 Z G') o FIG.25 MECHANICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (LOADING DIAGRAM) INCLUDED ON Z~ ASSEMBLY DRAWING enG') ~ .. I I I rn""D I » I I I I z c » ""D ""D RECEIVE VIDEO C o~ I z en ANTENNA! TRANSMITTER TRANSMIT o .... RECEIVER ." UNIT 2 .. m Z UNIT 3 Q 'IlI\~G co{\' Z j.O\lp. 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IllMt'NSIONS A~D TOLERANCES PER ANSI Y14.IIM·IUilZ. 13 iii SEE SEPARATE PARTS LIST im -<.... ~ FIG. 36 WIRING HARNESS DRAWING ~ ~.... m 1;; 3: '--1 J 1 m L .....-< r:=:----=r 1 I ~ ~ com r F.3. M::" · 6.0 ., •. OO::~~ r= ~ cCp at jim i\ \ 1 ~ -KEYU' P1 ill BLK .. B WHT LENGTH SI;tALL BE AS REOUIRED FOR ,.~ C ~B C APPLICABLE CABLE ASSEMBLV --1. 75 --+ I., .25 CONNECTION OIAGRAM ~ r-~~~ ______~A tr------~ES::~ U1 0\ CABL'E PREPARATION ~\~(, ~m f.. '0",,, ~ ~ 'o~· (f) t;"lAY~ "i\~y, ..~ .. ~ 1\ \\ \" 9'11. 6'. .o~ o~ 'I 11.'" ~ 1:\\\'10 ....«I \~\ott""\\ 6t 'l.,tt ~tC \ o ...\t\l.c,6 ~c, o~''l \0 \~c. .. 9"t\\(."'" SEE SEPARATE PARTS LIST » -0 (.o«l9'~o \\\\l..,\t"\c. -0 NOTES: UNtESS OTHERINISE SPECIFIED ....('1. \'1VC' C 6(""'\\\% o 1. FINISHED CABLE ASSEMBLY SHAU- 8E IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND MEET THE ~ TEST REOUlREt.4£N1S OF XXX·X·X1OOt 5 z (f) 2. DIMENSIONS AND TOlERANCES PER ANSI YI4.5M-l982. o-n m Z 1 I I G> I I Z m m _t :0 Z G> o FIG.37 CABLE ASSEMBLY DRAWING ~Z G> (f) ~ ~ o ~ ~ ::to z en o (g G 8m, -n m Z G') Z m m ::tI (9. ~or VII I ~2 mIl I-UI·I rg, Z G') o ::tI ~ Z ,035 MAle G') ~1L;] m· en c.n " I I NOTES: UNle;s OTHERWISe SOOWN L...... COMPONENT IDENtlRCAllOH MAAIONG PeR HIIGHT mlCOOOCX LOCATEO APPAOXlMATElY MSHOWN. 2. REFERENC£ ORAWlMlS: SCHEMAnC OlAGlWllOOOOOOC 3. IWmAL REFERENCE OEStQ~1lOHS NlE SHOWN ron COMPI.£TE OEStQ~1l0N PREFIX WITH OE'SIGNAnoHS OF seE SEPARATE PARTS LIST £ACH SUBSEOUENT USING Allsa.tSIY AHOUNll: ~. ""'FERENCE OESIOHATlONS ,,""' NOT Nl:CESSNlILY MARICEO ON PMTS. , MSeMOLY PERlOOOOOt a. EUCTRICAL mT PEA IOOO()()(. 7. O!M9ISIO~ AND TOLERANCES PeR ANSIY'4.0""'. ~ 3: m ....-< .Ilo FIG.38 PRINTED BOARD ASSEMBLY DRAWING ~ :!: ....I I 1;; ~m Ha.ESCHEDUl.E ffi)--- -< l DESCRIPTION - :;;: ~PlATEO AFtER OTY. ;., ./' LSYM PLATWG REOD • .1:00 ~'PLACES I A 0.1211 10 ~ 6 0.096 2 ~ CO C 0.047 I. 0 ~.o:M 2&'" m OTHER ~.O23 134 2 l • .. ~ ."" <: *. ::; :': l 5 ~VIEW A-A 01 SCALE: NONE CO ./' ~ en"m »z c NOTES: UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED » (iiJ TARGETS TO 8E ALIG",EO ON ALL LAYERS. m IDEI't,IFICAflOl't MARKING PER XlClClClClClC " 9. SILKSCREEN ITEM I PER XXlClClCXlCXX C" :I, FA8RICATE PER lClClCXlCXXlC. USI",G TlCXXXXX'S. [] FA8RICAJE ITEM' USING TXlCXXlCX·1 6 .:1. I!§ HOLES SHALL BE LOCATED USING I!] fABRICAtE ITEM :I USING TXXXXXlC·3 6 .4. T"xXlClCXlC DRILL MASTER. So 1!l MATERtAL THICKNESS TO BE DETERMINED BY II. TEST TABS NOT SHOW'" FOR CLARITY. z BY MANUfACTURING. FABRICATE TAOS INTEGRAL WITH 80ARD. en MINIMUI't ANNULAR RING SURROUNDING MINI ... UloI CONDUCTOR WIDTtI SHALL BE Ii1J INDICATED HOLES SHALL 8E .010. o 012. MINIMUM SPACING BETWEEN CON· -n aUCTORS SHALL 01 .010. IijJ MINIMUM ANNULAR RING SURROU",OING m ,. MINIMUloi DIELECTRIC THICKNESS BETWEEN INDICATED HOLES SHAll BE .00$. Z G') CONDUCTORS ON ADJACENT LAYERS SHALL , ... OHHSIONSAN1)TOlEJW«:ES 8E 00$ PE7I ANSI YI4.W-,. Z m m 3l Z CJ C FIG. 39 PRINTED BOARD MASTER DRAWING ~ Z G') en TYPES AND APPUCAllONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 3.250- G 3.000 _ • • • • (I • • • II • • • 2.750 0 • • • • • • • • CB 2.500 - • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• 2.250 _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • •<8 • • 2.000 _ • • •., • •«» e ., e • •e • 1.750 - • • • • • • • 1.500 -=- • • • • • • • • • • • " 1.250 -=- • • • • • • • • 1.000 _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .750 --=- • • • • • • • • .500 _ • • • • .250 - " " i ••••••••••••••••••••• o.eo •• .1 o - •••••••••••• eo •••••••••••••• . 250~ o o o 0 o 0 o U) 0 o U) o 8o ~ LL1 ~.... ~..... N M NOTE: Scales must be located as shown or at the edge of the master drawing. (Drawing format was omitted in this figure). FIG. 40 USE OF GRID SCALES IN DEFINING PATrERN REQUIREMENTS 59 ASME Y1 4.2 ~M -1989 TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ., 0.000 !..OOI - --- - ______... , " " .;, , ' .0' I .-,' • I' .I • .:. 7.000 ·· .. ':'.i. .. :..001 I• '.1. \. II •• ''II'I • :.• II •• , • ~l~ t • ,A ~------8 .000 :..001 ------~~ 7.000 :..001 , = - LAYf R .;. " .- " ... .. : , .. .- , -. , 1.000 : , :,.00 1 ":. ., " , ~ . : , - . ", "" , , .- , .. .. , .. .. :" ,: = .- . : , ORILl MASTEA _ FAONT ~ NOTES: (1) Trtle block, lest tabs. cover sheet, etc. omitted from this sample drawing for simplicity. (2) The general notes for this drawing slate: MASTER PATTERNS ARE SHOWN AS VIEWED THRU THE BOARD FROM THE FRONT FIG. 41 PRINTED BOARD ARTWORK MASTER 60 TYPE S AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 ..._------8.000 :.00.------"-'1 ..:~ .} ,, - .-, 1.000 : .00 1 ~'.~------8 .000 : .001 ------.... ,- . T XXXXXX·5 MA.RKING I MASTER .. (F) Sheet 7 1.000 .:.001 '.------B.OOO : .00 1 - -- .. -- ."r • • ... • •• • \ file,·· ·. .,.-- '. I • • •• · II.! . · • '. .. .• • - (E) Sheet 6 • • ." -. • 1 • :1 ..:' ,.' ' .. · ',. . • • . .. I 1.000 •• •. 1,-' .- '...... " •. : .00 1 1··~. . .- " ~. :;"'1 : " e " • • • I• · ·· .. I-1 . -...... -. ' •• ..• .. . • • .... I• •• .' . I • • • • •• .1 •• • , . , :1. , • I .. • • , : --. '1 •• .1 '. tXXXXXX·3 ~ ~ g~~';l_ ' ~:~:R J .. L-______~ (D ) Sheet5 FIG. 41 PRINTED BOARD ARTWORK MASTER (Cont'd) 61 ~ s:m -< ORI£NTAT TABLE t. RATINGS !.I .~ IDOTH SIO 1--.28& MAX l SUPPLY VOLTAGE IV ce" CONTINUOUS .0.1 TO 'D.O VOC .010 \ INPUT VOLTAGE RANGE .0.5 TO .5.1 VDC ...~ I . U:* 16 OUTPUT VOLTAGe IAPPlIEDI ·O.!I VDC TO V CC :g .100 r' 15 OUTPUT CURRENT, INTO OUTPUTS 40 MAOC f.O 14 OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE ().°C TO 'JOoc r-'4 13 .4 00 STORAGE TEMPERATURE RANGE -6Soc TO ·,SOoc 12 M X UAO TEMPERATURE 110 SECONDS MAXI 'Z800C It 1/ EXCEEDING ANY r.tAXIMUM RATING SPECIFIED MAY IMPAIR 10 SERVICE LIFE. L. ' T'":':' a : 9 . ,. TYPICAL POWER DISSIPATION AT Vee' '5.0 VDC AND !tIll .019 T A •• ,soc IS 300 MW .DID SPECIFICATION .008 .00:1 16J SCOPE: THIS DOCUMENT COVERS TilE DETAIL REQUlfHMfNTS Jon A CLASS C MONOLITHIC SILICON MEDIUM SCALE INUGRATED __ ...... r.======~!::1 , CIRCUIT DUAL B.OIT SHIFT REGISTER ,840 MIN J f 2. APPLICABLE OOCUMENTS THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS APPLV TO THE ExTENT SPECI. FlED IIEREIN XXX·X·XXXXXX MICROCIRCUITS, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR DATA INPUT a XXX-X-XXXX TEST METHODS FOR MICROHEC El ECTRON ICS DATA SELECT DlM£NSICHSIIHDTa.EI1AHCESPERAHSIYI4.I!M·I982 ~ INPUT 0 REOUIREMENTS DATA INPUT a 3.1 CASE OUTLINE PER XXX·X·XXXX F.S 116 LEAl>. II... x 3/8 FLAT PACkl CLOCK B ~ 32 SCREENING ALI. DEVICES SHALL BE 100'" SCllfENED m CLOCk C TO XXX·X·XXXX. METlIOD XXX. CLASS C en 3.3 CONFORMANCE TESTING WHEN REQUIREI> BV pun. ~ CHASE OROER. CONFORMANCE TESTING SHALL BE PER o CI.OCK A XXX.X-XlfXX METIIOD C. CLASS C MASTER 34 ELECTRICAL PERFonMANCE CHARACTERISTICS AS RESET DEseluaEO HERE It.! ~ DATA INPUT A o 3.i!> MARItING MARItING SHALL INCLUDE MANUFACTURER'S DATA SELECT PART t.!UMOER. IOENTlFICATlOt.! SVMIIO\'. ANO DAfE CODE ~ INPUT A OF MANUFACTURE. o en2: o 'TI m LOGIC DIAGRAM 2: G) Z m m :0 Z G) o FIG.42 MICROCIRCUIT DRAWING ~ Z G)en m~ (f) »z o ~ 1------XXX.XXX <.XXX ~ n ~ o z (f) o-n m Z G'l Z m .~. m ::u Z ~ G) +.'-'~, o II I XX.XXX I LXXX +,,1 + ~ ~I Z +~I G) _ ':Ii: + (f) °1" +lli!.,1 r=:--~ ':;1 + +21 gl +~, +~I '~I+~ ...... era '~.-.- NI .. 'If!!1 s lIt ..~I ___ f".. _ ' !!' NOTES: 1. FOR IMNUFIICTURING PURPOSES. TIllS ORIIWING SHAlL 8E REPROOUCEOON STIIBLE 8I\SE MATERlIIL. FIG. 43 UNDIMENSIONED DRAWING 1;; s: m -< ~ ~ s:I co~ co00 ~ FOAM RUBBER ~~ PADDING IN LID ---1'- I It SEE NOTEj, t1----,." I' I II 110.00 I II I I' I II I ,I BOTTOM TRAY 0"\ II II TOP -'='" I "'1 I TRAY L FOAM RUBBER 1 ·13.00 J ~ PADDING enm ~ o » NOTE:l" TOP TRAY OMITTED FOR VIEWING ::g OF BOTTOM TRAY FOR TOP TRAY. SEE VIEW A. c: KIT DRAWING o ~ az (J) o "T1 m Z Q Z m m ::0 Z Q o FIG. 44 KIT DRAWING Z~ Q (J) -.. :;! "'0m »z TABLE 1. KIT CONTENT TABLE 2. APPLICATION o » TOOLKIT "'0 CONTENTS "'0 DESIGNED FOR C USE ON THE TOOL REQUIRED FOLLOWING ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. CONTACTS ~o Z 1 BASIC CRIMP TOOL H22620/1·10 FOR fA (SIZE 16 AND 20 CONTACTS) PART NO. CRIMP TOOL LOCATOR INSPECTION INSERTION REMOVAL o NUMBER STOP NO. GAGING USE TOOL TOOL 'TI 2 TURRET. USED WITH TLSM16 m H22520/1·01 TOOL TH3005 712110·63 H2520/1 TLSM16 H22520/3-1 TU0161TOOl TU016RTOO8 Z 712110·66 H2520/1 TLSM16 H22620/3-1 TU0161TOO1 TU016RTOO6 Gl 3 BASIC CRIMP TOOL H22520/2-01 712110·64 H2520/1 TLSM16 H22620/3·1 TU0161 TOOl TU016RTOO6 Z (SIZE 22 CONTACn m 712110·67 H2620/1 TLSM16 H22520/3·1 TU0161TOO1 TU016RTOO8 m :D 4 LOCATOR. COAX TLSUCXP 712110·83 H2520/1 TLSM16 H22520/3-1 lW0201TOOO lW020RTOO6 INNER PIN K109 Z 712110-84 H2520/1 TLSM16 H22520/3·1 lW0201TOOO lW020RTOO8 Gl 5 LOCATOR. COAX TLSUCXS 712110-61 H2520/1 TLSM16 H22620/3·1 TW0201TOOO lW020RTOO8 o INNER SOCKET K108 712110·62 H2620/1 TLSMt6 H22620/3·1 lW0201TOOO lW020RTOO6 712110-88 H2520/1 TlSM16 H22620/3-1 TW0201TOOO lW020RTOO8 6 GAGE. USED ON BASIC H22520/3·1 ~ CRIMP TOOLS 712110-72 ------TUI951TOOO TUI95RTOOO Z -- H2252012·01 TlSUCXS H22520/3-1 -- -- 7 HEX CRIMP TOOL HX4·291 -- HX4-291 ------~ WITH DIE SET (eASIC 712110-71 H2252012-01 -- -- TUI951TOOO TUI95RTOOO TOOL NO, H22520/5·01) -- HX4·291 TLSUCXP H2252Q/3·1 -- -- 0'\ 8 INSERTION TOOL lW0201TOOO ------VI SIZE 20 CONTACTS DAK171 9 INSERTION TOOL TU0161TOOl SIZE 16 CONTACTS DAK-183-16 '09- P Jft,t\"1. ~~ 10 INSERTION TOOL TUI951TOOO ~~ >\,,6'" ~ COAX CONTACTS OAK 184·e IIo.J ~ )tt ~'9.~0~ ~ ~ ~~ ..t: ~~ \0 M 6 0(\\1 11 REMOVAL TOOL lW020RTOO6 h Ir---1 h ~\~ ~y,\" \\\»\\' SIZE 20 CONTACTS DRK 171 !;oifO \0 -:rI" nLflJJl '!I.. ,1 \(\," 12 REMOVAL TOOL TUOl6RTOO6 6'''-- SIZE 16 CONTACTS DRK 183·16 13 REMOVAL TOOL, COAX OR TUI95RTOOO SIZE 8 CONTACT DRK 184·8 "- 14 9/64 INCH KEY. SOC HD H2700·420 SCREW DATA PLATE KIT DRAWING (SEE TABLE 1) VIEW A ~ ~ m .....-( ,to. ~ FIG.44 KIT DRAWING (Cont'd) i - .. _------1n s:: m I ~ I -< ~ ~ r-- ~ C E ~ .. )* 'Kr:=:T":":'"l-- --- • i ~:"" ~ ------./ ~~~D ,-,,'IjIl,t'lG 0'?" EXCEPT D ft"lAf"t. 1> . ~a\\ '0' ,0'1\- , ~ END POINT o :\~ 6'.'11\'1\' \ ~ \\ ,'10 B 1\\\\,.~9. "01~.\'0'l\ O'l\'j·~cP' I-- ,\,\)~6 p~ ~'I\\'1 \0\'" 6~":~\\c;.\1\'" t:: °t t;.01'l\9\'f'.\ \\\\I,\,.\t a " I ,.''1 \0 i. AL, 6'·... \'1\' \'19" COORDINATES INTERSECTING AND END POINTS PT X Y Z A .000 .000 .00 f?( ~ B 7.18 .00 .00 LARE PER XXXXXX J--. C 13.00 6.54 .00 SCALE III D 9.64 24.81 4.10 ~ E 12.56 21.56 .4.15 BEND DATA E :;! RUN OF STRAIGHT LG TURNTABLE ANGLE 8ENO ANGLE BEND ARCLG "'0 TUDE REF REF REF RADII REF m A THRU E I 6.13 0 0 00' 55°44' 2.00 1.95 z» 8.40 18° 37' 410 32' 2.00 1.66 o 14.24 2350 2" 89° 43' 2.00 3.13 » t-- "'0 2 I 3 I XXXXXI AR8XX-12C I NUT COUPLING 7.09 r-"'0 2 2 ~ NOTES: 2708XX-12C ISlEEVE o 2337XXX·' TUBING .7000 X .036 WALL ~ 1. DIMENSIONS ARE BASIC. (5 an I '~'b~ICAa£COiiii!rji"nT-W:;W::'j'YIliOI tlo.",.CUtUAI OR onClupnOH z 2. DEVELOPED LENGTH • 42.00 PARTS LISTS en a 3. IDENTIFICATION MAm HOJ _lIND '" ~uc "--Y=-y~ ~I ~ ~. Z .,...... , G') --+ UIIIU$ ~ (IJ ~.~ANOU INULI flNlSIIID 1UA AS .....Y 1 yyyyy·xx DeCAL ,1NISttID tulllIND DATA 0\ 2 xxxxx·yy SLEEVE 'I IUCI f lIND I 1UIH o lIND NO COlS1NC1 UOI.IS ANOU ANOU 2 xxxxx·xx NUT , 12.50 1.00 00 45° 2 6.00 1.00 180° 45° .250 00 X .016 WALL X 19.5 1 -2 TU8E 304 TU8E, XXXX·XXX·XXXX F·XXX R - -1 TU8E ASSY a... ./ 1Wtf0t orr orr NOMINQAftIIIOt~ 1IIoAmw._ 11'ICI'1CA1IOH taft flNSoli llGO HGO "'NIftINO~ ". -I 'AiTSUSl IND fP1'lNOS "" Of INO XXXXX·XX ~ IICClflCAIIOH A 1 XXXXX·YY I. nAG 1 DIl'LMI -- XXXXX·XX 1 .. .-. -- • XXxxx·vv - S. HCJIUI -- I I I fmN) mil I I - ~ t 3: m -'-< f:. FIG. 46 TUBE BEND DRAWING ~ ~ (Tabular) -' CD 00 CD ~m -< ~ ~ ~ I SEE NOTE 4 NOTES: t. CHECKING DATA BEFORE ASSEMBLY: m MATING GEARS WHEN HELO IN MESH SHALL ROLL FREELY WITHOUT BINDING AND SHALL HAVE A CENTER DISTANCE VARIATION OF XXXX MINIMUM. XXXX ~ MAXIMUM. m 2. OVERALL CHECKING DATA AT ASSEM8LY: ~ WHEN MATING GEARS ARE ASSEMBLED. o IN HOUSING. THE GEARS SHALL ROLL ~ FREELY WITHOUT BINDING AND SHALL .." MEET THE BACKLASH REOUIREMENTS . METRIC C OF XXXX MINIMUM. XXXX MAXIMUM MEASURED ON THE PITCH CIRCLE. SEE SEPARATE PARTS LIST :'. 1 ~o 3. FURNISH ONLY AS A MATCHED SET. z en 4. MARK "SET 89XX&-100001S" IN 3MMHlGH o CHARACTER, PER XXX-XXX-XXX "11 LOCATED ADJACENT TO PART INENTIFICA m Z TlON MARKINGS G) Z m m :::0 Z G) o FIG. 47 MATCHED SET DRAWING ~z ~ -., ~ rn » 2 C » "V "V C noon•• LO"T CONTOUR HORIZONTAL STAOILIZIER S; ::r o 2 120013' LO"T CONTOUR WINO PVLON STORES en 1200.63 LOI'T CONTOUR 11001,. LQ,rT CONTOUR o HORIZONTAL 5TAIl TIP ." !~~~~~/'o m ... 2 G) Z m m :0 1I00U7 LOf'T CONTOUR VI!!W B-B Ve:RTICAL STAO TIP Z nllOUJ G) Q ~ 1200101 LO"T CONTOUR LO'T CONTOVR WINOTIPPOO COWLINO ~ ~ OAS OENERATOR c -.A -·B 121101,. 1200125 LO'T CONTO\.lIl LOf'TCONTOUA 120014) 1.0f'T CONTOUR WINO COWLINO WING 'USELAGE FILLe:T GA' GENERATOR ~ ! MASTt:RPLOT Z G) T en IIGOU. LO'T CONTOUR FANCOWLINO (J'\ ENOINE \D 12001l. LOI'T CONTOUR WINO PYLON ENOINI; 1100110 LO'T CONTOUR n00132 LOFT CONTO\.lR FANCOWL.hO WING PVLON ItNCINt INOINE MASTIRPLOT MASTeR PLOT VIIW A-A 120014. LOFT CONTOUR f'USELAOE Af'T LWR 12001" LOFT CONTOUR 12001 •• f'USELAOE f'WO 11001$01.0" T CONTOUR LOFT CONTOUR 'USe:LAGe: AI'T LWR MA'TItRPLOT ,uSELAGe: MIO MASTe:R PLOT MASTI:RPLOT ~ ms: -'-< ~ FIG. 48 CONTOUR DEFINITION DRAWING ~-' (Index) m \ TYPES AND APPUCATI ONS OF ENGINEERIN G DRAWINGS ( ASME Y14.24M-1989 __-- I --'-_ " " , C) 2 ~a: Q 2o i= --2--CG ~ ·c Wo Q~ ::;)e:.a: .- o I- o2 (J 70 lYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M-1989 AFT SADDLE-DORSAL AREA (STRINGERS AND FRAMES) STR 242 FROM CANT FRAME 1792 TO CANT FRAME 1874.5328 WATERLINE BUTT LINE FUS STA HORIZ REF BUTT LINE FL ANGLE UP STRINGER COORDINATES EACH TWO INCHES ALONG CONTOUR WNL + 461.7759 .0000 +1856.4667 .0001 .0000 + 142.7481 + 461.3787 1.7983 +1857.1385 .7803 1.7983 + 135.8082 + 460.6389 3.1664 +1858.3897 + 2.2339 3.1664 + 129.9287 + 459.7947 4.2816 +1859.8176 + 3.8926 + 4.2816 + 125.7292 + 458.8989 5.2304 +1861.3326 5.6527 5.2304 + 122.8382 + 457.9751 6.0700 +1862.8950 7.4678 + 6.0700 + 120.7499 + 457.0322 + 6.8230 +1864.4898 9.3205 6.8230 + 119.0153 + 456.0759 7.5077 +1866.1072 11.1995 + 7.5077 + 117.2259 + 455.1082 + 8.1281 +1867.7438 + 13.1007 8.1281 + 115.4887 + 454.1306 + 8.6847 +1869.3974 + 15.0217 8.6847 + 113.8453 + 453.1444 9.1794 +1871.0653 + 16.9594 + 9.1794 + 112.40~5 + 452.1514 9.6194 +1872.7448 18.9103 + 9.6194 + 111.1730 + 451.1535 10.0134 +1874.4325 20.8711 10.0134 + 110.1982 + 450.1518 10.3693 +1876.1267 + 22.8392 10.3693 + 109.5115 + 449.1473 + 10.6926 +1877.8256 + 24.8129 10.6926 + 109.0245 + 448.1406 + 10.9884 +1879.5183 26.7909 10.9884 + 108.6389 + 447.1322 + 11.2609 +1881.2337 28.7722 + 11.2609 + 108.3247 + 446.1224 11.5126 +1882.9417 + 30.7563 11.5213 + 108.0106 + 445.1114 + 11.7456 +1884.6515 32.7427 + 11.7456 + 107.7092 + 444.0994 + 11.9616 +1886.3630 + 34.7310 11.9616 + 107.4953 + 443.0867 + 12.1620 +1888.0760 36.7209 + 12.1620 + 107.2815 + 442.0732 12.3482 +1889.7901 38.7122 12/3482 + 107.0773 + 441.0591 + 12.5213 +1891.5052 + 40.7047 + 12.5213 + 106.9349 + 440.0445 + 12.6822 +1893.2212 42.6982 + 12.6822 + 106.7924 + 439.0294 + 12.8318 +1894.9380 + 44/6927 + 1218318 + 106.6637 + 438.0140 + 12.9709 +1896.6554 + 46.6878 12.9709 + 106.6177 + 436.9983 + 13.1011 +1898.3733 + 48.6836 13.1011 + 106.5716 + 435.9823 + 13.2238 +1900.0917 50.6798 + 13.2238 + 106.5386 + 434.9661. + 13.3404 +1901.8103 + 52.6764 + 13.3404 + 106.5823 + 433.9498 13.4526 +1903.5292 + 54.6732 + 13.4526 + 106.6259 + 432.9334 + 13.5619 +1905.2482 + 56.6703 + 13.5619 + 106.6796 + 431.9170 13.6697 +1906.9613 + 58.6673 + 13.6697 + 106.7910 + 430.9006 13.7777 +1908.6854 60.6644 13.1777 + 106.9024 + 429.8842 + 13.8876 +1910.4054 + 62.6614 + 13.8876 + 107.0158 + 428.8679 + 14.0009 +1912.1242 + 64.6582 + 14.0009 + 107.1404 + 427.8518 + 14.1187 +1913.8428 + 66.6547 + 14.1187 + 101.2650 + 426.8358 14.2420 +1915.5611 + 68.6509 + 14.2420 + 101.3121 + 425.8201 14.3717 +1917.2791 70.6467 14.3111 + 101.3860 + 424.8045 + 14 5080 +1918.9967 + 72.6420 + 14.5080 + 107.4395 FIG. 50 CONTOUR DEFINITION DRAWING (Digital) 71 o o m~ ' •••0.,'.0 '-, 0&,,- 0'''0'''' .." •• , ....,., ••• , -< o ,I'" COOo'"O,U. 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SOURCE DECK cASSEMBLY lANGUAGEllS USED COMPUJER GENERATED LISTING 000. 0000 DO NOT REVIse MANUALLY 0 .,CO' 0;1)11 TO DERIVE THE OBJECT IMAGE AND LISTING VIA SAlOXO ASSEM8LER PROGRAM CPW 000069.\) u I I olIOOI 0010 0 000. OIlC EXECUTED ON A 2547X·9GOA COMPUTER SYSTEM 01100' 0'"'' 2 ALL CARDS IN DeCK SHALL BE SEQUENTIALLY III DOCI '0"" 0.' •• 0 oooe '0'0 NUMBERED ICOWMNS 75·80, OC:OO 000) 3 DECK TO BE IDENTIFIED WITH HEADER CARD OOOf ooo~ 000- 00:''' CONTAINING CAQE CODe (COLUMNS '0· Uil 0 II • PART NUMBER ICOWMNS 16·241 REVISION ,.. 0010 """'ll 0"' 0"" LETTER -C ,.'CCOLUMNS 25,271, MNEMONIC 0 0.,,, .... '0'0 ..' NAME CCOWMNS 35-401. AND CONTRACT " 00, .. "OSO O,",,'C' ,." • NUMBER ICOWMNS 46·&01 ~,\l- o!,';""':!~ 001\ 00'1 S"."",,\C ,'..... ,.·"'*0.,\1 \\ ~ 0 OOIi!,O:U. 4 TAPE CASSETTE TO BE IDENTIFIED WITH 1'>"'_... "",.111\.\\0" ~ ij ooar oon LABEL CONTAINING CAQ& CODE _:::;c ~~ \0\'" 6"':",.. \.' 1 ,. 00l~ ''''', .. , '0" ou. (. PART NUMBER. REViSION LETTER, 0010 ""''')\0 ',...., \0 ,\\\1.\\1." • , 0 001f .....0 MNEMONIC NAME, EOUIPMENT NOMENCLATURE. " OC.O 10'0" IOU • AND CONTRACT NUMBER '1.~\'I9'· '" ,)rlO 000,) ...... oa" .. ~ 0 Oolll( 0004 001f rOC''I 0010 110'03 m" 0 0011 ,oeo I. 001l 001.' .... n,ta .. I -+ » 0 .lOll oIOC' r.- z 0010. OOtl o 0 1 - - 6 0000073·' CASSETTE, MAGNETIC TAPE ~ - AR Aft 5 000072·' CARDS. KEYPUNC,. "t: REF REF REF 4 000020 SPECIFiCAtiON, PROGRAM DESCRIPTION REF - - 3 000021·3 OBJECT CASSETTE REF - 2 00002'·2 OBJECT DeCK ~ REF , 00002,·\ SOURCE DECK o - z 3 ·2 ., FINO PROCUREMENT I en NO PART OR IDENTIFYING NUMBER NOMENClATURE OR DESCRiPtiON SPECIFICATION NOlES: o-n mz Gl Z ~ J -T I Z i Gl t o ~ FIG. 51 COMPUTER PROGRAM DRAWING z »1 - TYPES AND APPUCATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ASME Y14.24M·1989 ( APPENDIX A DEFINITION OF TERMS (This Appendix is a part of ASME Y14.24M-1989 to the extent specified therein.) ( The following definitions apply to terms as used in CAGE. Code (CAGEC) - a unique identifier (five this Standard. character code) assigned to manufacturers and de sign activities by the government. These codes are acceptance criteria - the quality provisions, including listed in Military Handbook H4/H8, Commercial and inspection and test requirements, which establish the Government Entity Codes. Three types of CAGE acceptability of an item Codes are listed, but only Type A and E codes may Administrative Control Number - a number assigned be used; Type F codes are not used on engineering to one or more interchangeable purchased items by a drawings. CAGE Code was formerly called FSCM vendor item drawing (VID) for administrative pur Number and previously Code Ident Number. poses. An administrative control number may also be computer program/software - a series of instructions assigned to a subcontractor designed item by a design which direct a computer to perform a sequence of control drawing (DCD). This number also serves as operations that produce a desired output. This pro the part or identifying number for specifying such items gram may be stored on one or more physical media ( in a parts list. The administrative control number such as optical disk, magnetic tape, magnetic disks, includes the VID or DCD number, and is assigned or punched cards. The terms computer program and in addition to the item identification assigned by the computer software are used synonymously. original design activity. design activity - an activity having responsibility for as applicable - the term as applicable is intended to the design of an item. The activity may be a com require inclusion of those data elements necessary to mercial, nonprofit, or government organization. establish the engineering definition or end product design disclosure drawings - a set of drawings and requirements associated data which delineates the detailed engi- assembly - a number of parts, subassemblies, bulk . neering requirements of an end product necessary for materials, or any combination thereof, joined to . the fabrication, assembly, inspection, and test of the gether to perform a specific function. Assemblies item may be disassembled and reassembled without dam design infonnation drawing - a drawing which serves age or destroying pieces of the assembly; for excep ( as the basis for developing complete details of a de tion, see inseparable assembly sign or provides a graphic summary of the functional NOTE: The distinction between an assembly and a subassembly characteristics of the design is determined by individual application. end product (end item)'- an end product is an item, associated data - Any document referenced on an such as individual part or assembly, in its final or com engineering drawing which establishes some portion of pleted state the engineering requirements engineering drawing - an engineering drawing is an associated list - a tabulation of engineering infor engineering document that discloses (directly or by mation pertaining to an item depicted· on an engi reference) by pictorial or textual presentations, or neering drawing or by a set of drawings. For example: combinations of both, the physical and functional end parts list, data list, and index list. product reqUirements of an item bum-in - to operate electronic items under specified FSCM Number - see CAGE Code ( environmental and test conditions to eliminate early inseparable assembly - multiple pieces joined by such failures and to stabilize the items prior to actual use processes as bonding, riveting, brazing, welding, etc., 73 ASME Y14.24M-1S8S TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAWINGS which are not normally subject to disassembly with formed in a predetermined design and attached to a out destruction or impairment of the designed use common base interchangeable item - items are interchangeable printed wiring - the conductive pattern formed on a when the items possess functional and physical char common base to provide point-to-point connection acteristics that are equivalent in performance and of discrete components, but not containing printed durability and are capable of being exchanged one components (e.g., inductors, resistors, capacitors, for the other without alteration of the items them etc.) selves or of adjoining items except adjustment, and procuring activity - the procuring activity is the cus without selection for fit or performance tomer. This may include individual consumers, pri item - a general term used to denote any unit of vate industry, and government organizations. product or data including materials, parts, assem purchased item - an item which is sold or traded in blies, equipment accessories, computer software, or the course of conducting normal business operations, documents which have entity . is used regularly by commercial industry, or is a spec /1 item identification - the part or identifying number ialized version of a supplier's general produ~t line (PIN) or descriptive identifier for a specific item. For which he routinely customizes government applications, the item identification also qualification testing - testing of a purchased item per includes the CAGE Code of the responsible design formed prior to procurement action to ensure that activity as a prefix to the PIN, separated by a dash. the item satisfies the specified requirements If no CAGE Code applies, the manufacturer's name reference - to invoke associated data by callout on and address (city and state) are needed on the draw an engirieering drawing. Such callouts may be located ing for complete item identification .. on the field of the drawing, in the general notes, in nationally recognized standard - a specification or the parts lists, or elsewhere on the drawing. standard issued with the intent to establish common reference data - information (including dimensions) technical requirements. Such standards are devel which does not govern production or inspection op oped by or for a government activity or by a nongov erations. Reference data is indicated by enclosing the ernment organization (private sector association, data in parentheses or by labeling it REF. organization, or technical society) which conducts run-in - to operate mechanical items under speci professional standardization activities (plans, devel fied environmental and test conditions to eliminate ops, establishes, or publicly coordinates standards, early failures and to stabilize the items prior to actual specifications, handbooks, or related documents) and use is not organized for profit. . separable assembly - multiple pieces capable of part - an item made from a single piece of raw ma being disassembled and reassem!Jled without dam terial or from multiple pieces joined together which aging or destroying pie.ces of the assembly are not normally subject to disassembly without de subassembly - see assembly struction or impairment of the designed use (Exam ples: transistor, composition resistor, screw, gear, subcontractor - a design activity from whom design transformer, milling cutter, automobile wheel bear- development is purchased. The subcontractor mayor ing.) . may not produce the design item. Part or Identifying Number (PIN) - the identifier as supplier - see vendor signed by the responsible design activity or by the con title block - the block located in the lower right cor trolling nationally recognized standard which uniquely ner of the drawing format which contains the primary identifies (relative to that design activity) a specific drawing identification (see ANSI Y14.1) item. The PIN generally includes the controlling unique identifier - see Part or Identifying Number and drawing or document number and optional SUffIX, item identification and consists of fifteen characters or less. The PIN vendor - a design activity from whom a purchased does not include the drawing revision identifier, item is obtained; used synonymously in this Standard drawing size, or CAGE Code. with the term supplier printed board - the general term for printed circuit work package - a group of related items (which do and printed wiring configurations not make up a complete assembly) with instructions' printed circuit -. a conductive pattern consisting of for installing the items in a major assembly structure printed components (e.g., inductors, resistors, capac (e.g., a power supply and mounting hardware with itors, etc.), printed wiring, or a combination of both, instructions for installing them in a telecommunica ti~ns satellite structure) 74 ( APPENDIX B SELECTION OF DRAWING TYPES (This Appendix is not part of ASME Y14.24M·1989.) ( 1 INTRODUC"nON This Appendix provides additional guidance for the selection of drawing types contained in ASME Y14.24M-1989. Proper use will minimize preparation of nonstandard drawing types. 2 GROUPINGS Table B-1 categorizes the basic drawing types (Sec tions 2 thru 10) and defines the relationship between these types and the special application drawings ( (Section 11). 3 SELECTION The types of drawings to be prepared are based on: (a) contractual requirements, if applicable; (b) type of item involved; (c) development phase of the item; (d) intended use of the drawing package. Figure B-1 provides guidance for selecting drawing types for procured items. This figure illustrates the selection process for DoD applications. When used ( for commercial applications, the Procurement Con trol Drawing may be used instead of the indicated drawing types. 75 START NO YES SUBCONTRACTOR TO FURNISH DESIGN DISCLOSURE DOCUMENTATION NO . It RE-EVAlUATE DECISION PROCESS YES YES ~ YES NO USE GOVERNMENT OR INDUSTR't' ..._ ...... STANDARD ITEM IDENTIFICATION Indudo ldontilictllion Closs Rolefonoo Numbor if Applicable. ) It: RE-EVAlUATE DECISION PROCESS YES ------, NOTES: 1. This question Is answered In terms or. -Does theltom exist at the time a need for it Is Identlfled?- 2. Any Item for which the configuration le.g., size, shape. tolerances, finish, etc) Is developed and specified by the responsible design activity (RDA) shall be considered to be an RDA design whether or not the supplier's proprietary proC888 is required In manufacturing It. 3. In determining If complete doslgn disclosure Is required, a careful analysia of contractural requirements Is necessary. Tha anawar may be affaeted by such fsetol'll as: (1) who pays for the development (government or private Industry), (2) is the item or portions thereof proprietary, and (3) are limited rights In proprietary data required by the Federal Acquisition regulations. YES 4. In-proces8 modification Is anychangethatmust be Incorporated In theproce88 of manufacturing the Item (i.e., a change that cannot be accomplished by reworking, rnlnspectlng. or tasting the completed ilem). 5. For government applications. an acceptable Identifier Is: (1) the CAGE Code of the responsible design activity (a five character code) plus (2) the part or Identifying number that Includes the controlling document number and optional suffix. and consists offlfleen characters orle88. Limitations on the acceplablecharacters are staled In DOD-STD-100. YES --...... USE SUl'I'lIER'S ITEM IDENTIFICATION LEGEND: NO ADA .. RESPONSIBLE DESIGN ACTIVITY YES ON-OIAGRAM D CONNECTION DECISION ACTION DRAWING PREPARAT10N NOAOOmONAl DRAWING REQUIREMENTS, FIG. B·1 DECISION DIAGRAM FOR DETERMINING APPLICABLE DRAWING TYPES FOR PROCURED ITEMS TABLE B·1 FUNCTIONAL GROUPING OF DRAWING TYPES Design Information Drawings Hardware and Software Control Drawings (No direct hardware control) Fabrication and Kitting Control Interchangeability Control Layout Drawing (para. 2) Layout Drawing [para. 2.3(k)] Procurement Control DrawIng (para. 8.1) Contour Definition Drawing Detail Drawing (para. 3) Vendor Item Drawing (para. 8.2) (para. 11.9) Installation Drawing (para. 5) Monodetall Drawing (para. 3.1> Source Control Drawing (para. 8.3) Arrangement Drawing (para. 7>. Multldetall Drawing (para. 3.2) Design Control Dra~lng (para. 8.4) Interface Control Drawing Printed Board Master Drawing Identification Cross Reference (para. 8.5) (para. 11.3.3.2) Drawing (para. 8.6) Mechanical Schematic Diagram Tube Bend Drawing (para. 11.7> Microcircuit Drawing (para. 11.4) ,(para. 9) Functional Block Diagram (para. Contour Definition DrawIng (para. 10.1> 11.9) Single Line Diagram (para. 10.2) Computer Program Drawing (para. 11.10.3.1) Schematic or Circuit Diagram Assembly Drawing (para. 4) (para. 10.3) Connection or Wiring Diagram Wiring Hamess Drawing (para. 10.4) (para. 11.1) ( Interconnection Diagram (para. Cable Assembly Drawing (para. 10.5) 11.2) Logic Circuit Diagram (para. 10.7) Printed Board Assembly Drawing (para. 11.3.3.1> Tube Bend Drawing (para. 11.7) Computer Program Assembly Drawing (para. 11.10.3.2) Installation Drawing (para. 5) Altered Item DrawIng (para. 6.1) Selected Item Drawing (para. b.2) , ( Modification Drawing (para. 6.3) Wiring List (para. 10.6) Printed Board Artwork Master (para. 11.3.3.3) Kit Drawing (para. 11.6) Matched Set Drawing (para. 11.8) Computer Program Set Drawing (para. 11.10.3.3) GENERAL NOTE: Any drawing type may be prepared as an undimensioned drawing, If appropriate. 78 ( APPENDIX C CORRELATION TO DOD·STD-100C DRAWING TYPES (This Appendix is not part of ASME Y14.24M-1989.) ( TABLE C-' DOD-STD-1ODe Y14.24M Para. No. Name Para. No. Name/Comment 201.2 Detail drawing 3. Detail drawing 201.2.1 Monodetail drawing 3.1 Monodetall drawing 201.2.2 Multidetall drawing 3.2 Multldetall drawing 201.2.3 Tabulated detail drawing [Note (4)J See 1.8 201.2.4 Tube bend drawing 11.7 Tube bend drawing 201.3 Assembly drawing 4. Assembly drawing 201.3.1 Detail assembly drawing [Note (&)J See 1.9 and 4.1 201.3.2 Tabulated assembly drawing [Note (4)J See 1.8 ( 201.3.3 Photo-assembly drawing [Note (4)J See 1.4 201.3.4 Inseparable assembly drawing [Note (S)J See 4.2 201.3.5 Installation assembly drawing S. Installation drawing 201.3.6 Exploded assembly drawing [Note (3)] 201.3.7 Matched parts drawing 1l.8 Matched set drawing 201.3.8 Arrangement drawing 7. Arrangement drawing 201.4 Control drawing 8. Control drawing 201.4.1 Envelope drawing [Note (2)J See 8.1 through 8.5 8.1 Procurement control drawing 201.4.2 SpeCification control drawing 8.2 Vendor Item drawing 201.4.3 Source control drawing 8.3 Source control drawing ... 8.4 Design control drawing 201.4.4 Altered Item drawing &.1 Altered item drawing 201.4.5 Selected item drawing 6.2 Selected Item drawing 201.4.6 Interface control drawing 8.5 Interface control drawing 8.6 Identification cross reference drawing 201.4.7 Installation control drawing [Note (2)] See 5. and 8.5 201.5 Installation drawing 5. Installation drawing 201.& Elevation drawing 7. Arrangement drawing 201.7 Diagrammatic drawing 9. Mechanical schematic diagram 10. Electrical/Electronic schematic diagram 10.1 Functional block diagram 201.7.1 Schematic diagram 10.3 Schematic drawing 201.7.2 Connection or 'wlring diagram 10.4 Connection or wiring drawing 201.7.3 Interconnection diagram 10.5 Interconnection diagram 201.7.4 Single-line or one-line diagram 10.2 Single-line or one-line diagram 201.7.5 Logic diagram 10.7 Logic diagram ( 201.7.~ Mechanical schematic diagram 9. Mechanical schematic diagram 201.7.7 Piping diagram 9. Piping diagram 79 TABLE C-1 (Cont'd) DOD-STD·100C Y14.24M Para. No. Name Para. No. Name/Comment 201.8 Construction drawing (also called as-con- [Note (1)J structed drawing) 201.8.1 Erection drawing [Note (1)] 201.8.2 Plan drawing [Note (1)] 201.8.3 Plot (plat) plan drawing [Note (1») 201.8.4 Vicinity plan or site drawing [Note (1)] 201.9 Special purpose drawings 1.10 Ancillary drawings I ( 201.9.1 Book-form drawing [Note (4)] 201.9.2 Wiring list 10.6 Wiring list 201.9.3 Numerical control drawing [Note (3)J 201.9.4 Optical elements and optical systems drawIngs [Note (1)] 201.9.S Wiring hamess drawing n.l Wiring hamess drawing 201.9.6 Cable assembly drawing n.2 Cable assembly drawing 201.9.7 Undimensioned drawing U.S Undimensioned drawing 201.9.8 Printed wiring master (stable base artwork) pat 11.3 Printed board artwork master tern drawing 201.9.9 Printed board master drawing n.3 Printed wiring master drawing n.4 Microcircuit drawing 201.9.10 Kit drawing n.6 Kit drawing 201.9.11 Combinations of adopted items drawing [Note (2») 201.9.12 Ship equipment (marine item) drawing [Note (2») 201.9.13 Certification data sheet [Note (2» 201.9.14 Correlatton drawing [Note (2» 201.9.15 Formulation drawing [Note (1)J (Use material specification) 201.9.16 Contour definltlon drawing 11.9 Contour defin'ltion drawing 201.9.17 Modification drawings 6.3 Modification drawings 201.10 Layout drawing 2. 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