Revision ZONE question

[cadfreak]

When you have a multi-sheet drawing, what is the Drafting Standard for the Zone Callout when you have changes on sheet 3 of 5? Would it be P3-C2?

 

[btrueblood]

I've used "SHT 3, ZN C2".

 

[ctopher]

I have always called them out as if xyz coordinates.
Whatever is across the bottom first (X), then up the side (Y).
Zone 4C (xy)

Chris
SolidWorks 06 5.1/PDMWorks 06
AutoCAD 06
ctopher's home (updated 10-27-06)

 

[swertel]

The changes are highlighted in order by sheet. So I do everything in sheet 1 first, then 2, 3, etc. By doing so, I only need to call out the zone because the sheet number is implied.

In other cases, I use 3-C2, where 3 is the sheet number and C2 is the zone. There have only been a few people that haven't intuitively understood what that callout means when reading it in context of the print. And when I say "sheet & zone" over the phone, that's all it takes.

--Scott

http://wertel.eng.pro

 

[ctopher]

When multi sheets are involved, there should be a table on the first sheet that indicates which sheet has which rev. It will not call out zones, only revs.

Chris
SolidWorks 06 5.1/PDMWorks 06
AutoCAD 06
ctopher's home (updated 10-27-06)

 

[KENAT]

if you must use it shouldn't it be SH not SHT.

In the UK we just listed this on the 'amendment' (eco to most of you). Each sheet of a drawing had a separate section on the form so indicating 'sheet' wasn't an issue.

My current place in the US doesn't go into anywhere near this much detail most of the time.

 

[fcsuper]

It's kinda old school to have different rev's for each sheet of a drawing, especially in a PDM or PLM enviroment.

I was recommend coming up with an understood system for your group (company?) or your own person use (which ever applies).



Matt
CAD Engineer/ECN Analyst
Silicon Valley, CA

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