TS EN ISO 7499
Technical product documentation (TPD) - Unique integral feature identification (UIFI)
This document specifies how to uniquely identify the integral features of a part by an integral feature indicator with a unique alpha-numerical label and how indication in technical product documentation (TPD) is done, where needed to improve human readability. The proportions and dimensions of graphical symbols for a simplified indication of repeated features are also specified.
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TS EN ISO 7499 is the Turkish listing of the standard that addresses Unique Integral Feature Identification, or UIFI, in technical product documentation (TPD). In practical terms, it is concerned with how individual integral features of a part are identified so that similar details on the same component can be distinguished unambiguously across drawings and related documentation, supporting a common language between design, manufacturing, and inspection.
Unique identification and presentation in TPD
According to the scope, an integral feature is identified by an integral feature indicator together with a unique alpha-numerical label. The document also defines how this identification is shown in TPD where human readability needs to be improved. In general technical use, this kind of convention is valuable because complex parts often contain many similar features, and clear labeling helps preserve traceability and avoids confusion when the documentation is used by different teams.
Simplified symbols for repeated features
The scope also states that the proportions and dimensions of graphical symbols used for a simplified indication of repeated features are specified. More broadly, such rules help keep symbols legible, consistent, and comparable across technical documents. Where repeated holes, surfaces, or other recurring details appear on a part, standardized symbol sizing supports clearer communication and reduces the chance of misreading the intended reference.
- Unique referencing logic within TPD
- Integral feature indicator plus alpha-numerical label
- Presentation rules intended to improve human readability
- Graphical symbol proportions and dimensions for repeated features
- Publication Date: 6.01.2025
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: en
- ICS Classification: 01.110 Teknik Ürün Dökümantasyonu
- Pages: 32
- Source Standard: EN ISO 7499:2024
- International Equivalents: EN ISO 7499-EQV; ISO 7499-EQV
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