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TS 11330

Graphical Symbols for Diagrams-for Electrotechnical Purposes Part 2: Symbol Elements, Qualifying Symbols and Other Symbols Having General Application

This standard covers symbol elements, qualifying symbols and other symbols having general application.

Standard by TSE, 25.04.1994

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TS 11330 is a standard for graphical symbols used in diagrams for electrotechnical purposes, focusing on symbol elements, qualifying symbols, and other symbols having general application. Rather than defining complete device symbols one by one, it organizes the building blocks that help technical diagrams communicate meaning consistently.

How the symbol system is built

In graphical-symbol practice, symbol elements are the basic visual parts used to construct a symbol for a function, component, or condition. Qualifying symbols add a modifier that distinguishes one meaning from another, for example by indicating type, state, or a particular attribute. Symbols having general application are those recurring forms used across many electrotechnical documents, not only within one narrow product family. This distinction matters because the same base symbol can carry different meanings once it is qualified, and clear terminology helps drawings remain readable across teams and projects.

Why this matters in electrotechnical documentation

As general technical context, graphical symbols reduce complexity in circuit diagrams, wiring diagrams, functional drawings, and similar technical records by replacing long verbal descriptions with compact visual language. The relationship between a base element and a qualifier is central: the qualifier can narrow, extend, or clarify the meaning of the base form. TS 11330 addresses this shared visual language at the level of general symbol elements and is aligned with IEC 617-2:1983.

  • Symbol elements used to build electrotechnical graphical symbols
  • Qualifying symbols that modify or refine meaning
  • Symbols with general application across technical diagrams
  • A common visual vocabulary that supports consistent interpretation
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  • Publication Date: 25.04.1994
  • Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
  • Publisher: TSE
  • Document Language: tr
  • ICS Classification: 01.080.20 Özel Ekipmanlarda Kullanılan Grafik Semboller
  • Pages: 15
  • Source Standard: IEC 617-2 (1983)
  • International Equivalents: IEC 617-2 (1983)--; IEC 617-2:1983 EQV--

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