TS EN ISO 5456-2 (Eski no: TS ISO 5456-2)
Technical drawings- Projections methods part 2: Orthographic representation
This standard sepicifies ISO 5456 specifies basic rules for the application of orhographic representation to all types of technical drawings in all technical field according to the general rules specified in ISO 128, ISO 129, ISO 3098-1, ISO 3461-2 and ISO 5456-1.
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TS EN ISO 5456-2 (Eski no: TS ISO 5456-2): TS EN ISO 5456-2 is the standard that defines how orthographic representation is applied in technical drawing and supports a common visual language for drawings used across different technical fields. Rather than describing a complete drawing practice on its own, it focuses on the basic geometric approach used to project a three-dimensional object onto drawing planes so that front, top, side and other orthographic views can be produced consistently.
Where orthographic representation fits in technical drawing
Orthographic projection is the classic technical drawing method in which the surfaces and edges of a three-dimensional object are transferred to mutually perpendicular planes by projection lines. It works together with other drawing conventions such as dimensioning, lettering and symbol use; therefore, TS EN ISO 5456-2 gives the basic rules for orthographic representation rather than the entire set of drawing rules. For practical use, it is intended to be read together with the referenced standards such as ISO 128, ISO 129, ISO 3098-1, ISO 3461-2 and ISO 5456-1.
The kinds of drawings it addresses
Its scope covers all types of technical drawings in all technical fields. In general technical practice, this means orthographic views may be used for machine parts, installations, structural components and many other items that need to be described by standard views. Orthographic representation helps communicate form, size relationships and the arrangement of visible and hidden features in a controlled way, which is why it remains a basic method for manufacturing, inspection, documentation and communication.
This edition was adopted from ISO 5456-2:1996 and is meant to be considered in relation to the linked drawing standards listed for general rules and terminology. It provides a systematic framework for orthographic representation, while the choice of views, layout discipline and presentation details are normally handled together with the wider technical drawing rules.
- Publication Date: 12.04.1999
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr, en, fr
- ICS Classification: 01.100.01 Teknik Resim (Genel)
- Pages: 8
- Source Standard: ISO 5456-2:1996
- International Equivalents: ISO 5456-2:1996--; NF ISO 5456-2 NF E04-508-2--; DIN ISO 5456-2--; ISO 5456-2:1996--
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