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Table 8, Strategy – Application of linear and GPS dimension on a 2D part drawing

Table9-1. Introduction
This document must only be used in connection with the projects in SWP named as
D10 – Entire turbine.
This document is a guideline for appling of linear dimension on 2D drawing of how to compile drawings of non-welded and welded
steel and aluminum components with a “low degree” of turning, milling, and drilling operations.
Examples for how to apply measurement
See the documents listed hereafter

· D1618220-Canopy center bracket stiffener left
· D1618235-RESS angle stiffener welded
· D1618239-Canopy Support converter rear end
· D1618244-Shim canopy support converter
· D1618245-Safety equipment plate
· D1618254-Rearend structure topplate back
· D1618258-Floor Plate At Canopy Interface Lef
In special case when due to the complety of the drawing will be be acceptable to use form of line. In this case the procedure in Table9-Annex
A must be followed.
Table of contenct
Table9-1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................. 17
Table 9-2, Definitions............................................................................................................................................................... 18
Table 9-3 General introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 18
Table 9-2.1 Assembly .............................................................................................................................................................. 18
Table 9-3.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 18
Table 9-2.2 Component / Part .................................................................................................................................................. 18
Table 9-3.2 General requirements – Drawing setup .................................................................................................................. 18
Table 9-3.2.1 Projection of view ............................................................................................................................................... 18
Table 9-2.3- Dimensions .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
Table 9-3.2.3 Naming/Location of section cut views .................................................................................................................. 19
Table 9-3.2.6 Naming/Location of detail view............................................................................................................................ 19
Table 9-3.2.4 Projection of section cut view .............................................................................................................................. 19
Table 9-3.2.7 Use of temporaty attachements........................................................................................................................... 19
Table 9-3.2.5 Ultrasonic testing of constituent products ............................................................................................................ 19
Table 9-3.2.8 Decimal number – Norminal dimensions ............................................................................................................. 20
Table 9-3.2.9 Naming/Location of detail view............................................................................................................................ 20
Table 9-3.2.10 Flattened pattern .............................................................................................................................................. 21
Table 9-4. Application of meassuements – 2D part drawing ...................................................................................................... 22
Table 9-Step 1 – Welding symbols ........................................................................................................................................... 22
Table 9-Step 2 – Tread plate.................................................................................................................................................... 22
Table 9-Step 3 – Rounding of corners ...................................................................................................................................... 22
Table 9-Step 4 – Bend radius................................................................................................................................................... 22
Table 9-Step 5 - Overall evaluation of the functions .................................................................................................................. 22
Table 9-Step 6 – Dimensioning – Hole sizes, center points for holes, and linear dimension of parts’ contour – Planning stage ... 23
Table 9-Step 7 – Dimensioning – Hole sizes, center points for holes, and linear dimension parts’ contour – Execution stage ..... 23
Table 9-Step 8 – Dimensioning – Component – (Interactions between parts) - Planning stage .................................................. 23
Table 9-Step 9 – Dimensioning – Component – (Interactions between parts) - Execution stage ................................................ 23
Table 9-Step 10 – Flatness requirements of one or more surface(s) .......................................................................................... 24
Table 9-Step 11 – Parallelism – Surfaces ................................................................................................................................. 24
Table 9-Step 12 – Bended parts surfaces ................................................................................................................................. 24
Table 9-Step 13 – Apply GPS-symbols and missing dimension ................................................................................................. 24
Table 9-Step 14 – Apply Dim Test meassurements................................................................................................................... 24
Table 9, Cutting tolerances ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
Table 10, Overview – Best practice .......................................................................................................................................... 26
Table 11, Overview – Best practice .......................................................................................................................................... 27
Table 9-Annex A - Application of meassuements – 2D part drawing .......................................................................................... 28
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Table 9-2, Definitions Table 9-3 General introduction

Table 9-2.1 Assembly Table 9-3.1 Introduction
The term “Assembly” means individual components which have be assembled into “one component” by fasteners. The dimensioning must be made of the final component and not the individual material parts in order to define dimensions of the
Example, See Figure 4. component after the fabrication. Example – See Figure 5
Figure 4, Example – Assembly Figure 5, Concept for dimensioning

Concept for dimensioning – Acceptable Concept for dimensioning – Not Acceptable
Table 9-2.2 Component / Part

The term “Part” means individual pieces which have be assembled into “one component” by a welding process.
The entire component consists of one or more parts. Examples, See Figure 6
Figure 6, Examples – Componts/Parts

Example no. 1 – Component Example no. 2 – Component Example no. 3 – Parts
(Several parts) (One parts) Part no. 1 Part no. 2 Part no. 3
Table 9-3.2 General requirements – Drawing setup
Table 9-3.2.1 Projection of view
Drawing views must be made as ISO-projections, See Figure 7.
Figure 7, ISO Projection
Table 9-3.2.2 Thickness of a material position

When the thickness of a specific part has been specified in the Material parts list, the thickness of the part must be indicated in
brackets ( ) in the drawing.
For tread plate; the thickness to be indicated in brackets ( ) in the drawing must be the nominal thickness t of the plate.
Table 9-2.3- Dimensions
In general when using the specification basis based on ZPS D1462270 and ZPS D1462271 the component must comply with Example, See Figure 8
geometrical requirements given in the drawing.
The geometry of the component must meet the dimensions given on drawing where: Figure 8, Thickness of a material position
· linear dimensions (inclusive radiuses, dimension of holes, and threaded holes) are applicable for the component in as-
welded condition. When linear dimensions are verified in as-coated condition they must be compensated for the layer
thickness of the surface corrosion protection system;
· angular dimensions are applicable for the component in as-coated condition;
· straightness, flatness and parallelism are applicable for the component in as-coated condition;
· other dimensions are applicable for the component in as-coated condition.

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Table 9-3.2.3 Naming/Location of section cut views Table 9-3.2.6 Naming/Location of detail view
Naming of section cut view - See the specification “Main Part 2-1 Drawing/Specification setup - nonwelded and welded steel and Naming of detail views - See the specification “Main Part 2-1 Drawing/Specification setup - nonwelded and welded steel and
aluminum component” aluminum component”
The location of a section cut must be lillustratied with a The section cut view must be located at an appricate location in The location of the origin of the detail view must be illustrated The detail view must be located at an appriated location in the
· 2 arrows; the drawing where with a drawing where
· 2 letters; · the naming of the section cut view must be placed above · circle; · the naming of the detail view must be placed above the
· a dot /dash line. the section cut. The naming must be center around the · a letter (The letter must be placed at an apprioated detail view. The naming must be center around the vertical
vertical center axis of the section cut; location in near the detail view). center axis of the detail view;
· the scale of the cut must be placed just below the · the scale of the detail view must be placed to the left for
namining of the section cut view. Example, See Figure 11 the naming of the detail view;
Example, See Figure 12

Example, See Figure 9 Example, See Figure 10
If the detail view applies for multiply detail e.g. slotted holes
then number must be indicated below the naming of the section
view a the text: “[A]x” e.g “4x”
Key:
[A] is the number.
Figure 9, Section cut in the part Figure 10, Section cut view Figure 11, Origin - Detail view in the part Figure 12, Detail view Figure 13, Multiply detail views
Table 9-3.2.4 Projection of section cut view Table 9-3.2.7 Use of temporaty attachements
When creating a section cut view, it has to be turned such that it has It must be noted that ZPS D1462270 and ZPS D1462271 state that “Any areas where welding of temporary attachments is not
· a “corrected” orientation, See Figure 14 permitted are specified in the drawing.”
and not Therefore when it is not acceptable due to design calculation to weld on temporay attachements, then this must be indicated in
· an “angled” orientation, See Figure 14 the drawing as listed hereafter
Figure 14, Projection of view · Custom Symbol: “ST_B_6_Welding_on_of_temporay_attachment” must be applied in an appropriate location near the
location of the zone with this restriction;
· The zone must be framed in the drawing with a hatched line;
· A leader must connect the text box and the frame.
Figure 15, Areas where it is not acceptable to welded on temporary attachments
Table 9-3.2.5 Ultrasonic testing of constituent products

When required due to desing the an area on the constituent product has to be tested for lamination the procedure for specifying
when ultrasonic testing of a specific material position is to be required in a specific zone is as listed hereafter.
· Custom symbol: “ST_08_Lead_UT_for_lamin” must be applied in an appropriate location near the location of the zone to
be ultrasonically tested;
· The zone on the component with the location of the area to be ultrasonically tested must be marked with black frame
and indicated with hatching;
· A leader must connect the text box and the frame;
· Example, see Figure 16

Figure 16, UT of an area

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Table 9-3.2.8 Decimal number – Norminal dimensions Table 9-3.2.9 Naming/Location of detail view
For all nominal measurements (shown in the blue box in the figure below) must be made with a NX setting: Precision level 1 Tolerance - “Integer” e.g. ±1, ±2
The tolerance field is an “integer”, e.g. ±2 (shown in the red box), then the tolerance must be made with a NX setting: Precision
level 1
Tolerance – “Decimal number – 1 decimal” e.g. ±0.1, ±0.5

Examples The tolerance field is a “decimal number”, e.g. ±0.5 (shown in the red box), then the tolerance must be made with a NX setting:
Precision level 1
· Nominal measurement: “85 mm” then the measurement “85” will be shown in the drawing
· Nominal measurement: “85,07” mm” then the measurement “85.1” will be shown in the drawing
· Nominal measurement: “85,4” mm” then the measurement “85.4” will be shown in the drawing

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Table 9-3.2.10 Flattened pattern

For material positions, where fabrication of the part includes a bend/shaping operation, the drawing must show the geometry of
construction after the bend/shaping operation(s) has been completed.
The drawing must not show a flattened geometry of the part before the bend/shaping operation. See Figure 17
Figure 17, Flattened geometry – Not acceptable
For construction details for which it is essential that the geometry of the zone to be bent/shaped is made with a specified
geometry:
· this construction detail must be indicated with a circle and a leader with custom symbol: ST_12_Lead_Spec_Bend_req
· a detail must be made on the drawing in which the specific requirements for the geometry before the bend/shaping
operation is shown, including the location of the reference line. Example, See Figure 20.
Figure 18, Specific requirements to a detail before the bending operation

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Table 9-4. Application of meassuements – 2D part drawing

Table 9-Step 1 – Welding symbols Table 9-Step 2 – Tread plate Table 9-Step 3 – Rounding of corners
· Apply welding symbols on relevant joints. · When a specific part has to be specified as a tread plate it · Single corner
Symbols must be applied in accordance with ISO must be indicated on which surface the raised pattern has · When a corner on an individual part is to be rounded in addition to what there has been specified for the corrosion
2553:2013 given for System A; to be located; protection system (free edges) to be applied, then the specific radius of this corner must be specified in the drawing;
· Best practice for steel and stainless steel componets · Custom symbol: “ST_09_Lead_Loc_thr_plate” must be · Preferred standard dimension incl. tolerance field, See note 3 in Table 9.
When a component is to be coated (metallized/hot dip applied in an appropriate location on the part on the · Multiply corners
galvanized) or painted, then all weld gaps should be surface where the raised pattern has to be located; · When more corners have to be rounded with the same radius, then
sealed by welding prior to application of the corrosion o a radius must be specified for each individual corner;
protecton system prevent the ingress of acid, rust running · Best practice, See Figure 26. or
out etc.. o the radius of “multiply corners” must be specified by the term “[A] xR[b]”.
Key
[A]: number of corners
[b]: radius of corners. Preferred standard dimension incl. tolerance field, See note 3 in Table 9.
· In the drawing it might be necessary to indicate those radiuses at several positions/views. The dimensioning must be
made in a way, so dimension of “multiply corners” e.g. 2xR10 gives an intuitive understanding of which corners there are
covered by this specific dimension.
· Best practice, See Figure 27

Table 9-Step 4 – Bend radius Table 9-Step 5 - Overall evaluation of the functions
· General Point to be considered Figure 19, Example – Overall consideration – Function of the component
When an individual part is to be bended, it is required to · Function of indivual features built into the component; Example no. 1 Example no. 2 Example no. 3
use the bend radius of plates specified in the document · Holes for fasterners; The component is due to its design This component is due to its design The component it due to its design
“D1583014 - Part 1 – Overall specification overview” – · Details having interaction with other components; considered as “flexible”. considered as “stiff”. considered as “flexible”.
unless some good reasons.
Stiffness/flexibility of the component. Focus point Focus points: Focus points:
Identify focus point (if any), where it can be expected that if · Correct location of marked holes · Flatness of contact faces to other · Location of holes;
distortion occurrs at the execution process and the (7 pieces) and (2 pieces); components;
stiffness/reduced flexibility of the component will cause that it · Interrelationship between parts
will be impossible “Top part”;
· to fit the component into the assembly without damage the “Bottom part”;
· One bend component;
o When an individual part is to be bended, then the · Location of holes in parts
· perform a correct tightening of fasterners; “Top part”;
specific radius of this bend must be specified in
the drawing. “Bottom part”;
The distortion could be
· twist built into the component during fabrication;
o Best practice, See Figure 28 · weld distortion – Missing flatness on surfaces;
· Etc. Flatness of
· Multiply bends surfaces
When more bends are to be made on the same individual Based on this overall evaluaton it must be considered how to
part, then specified identified focus points as dimension tolerance to the
o A specific radius of all individual bends must be component in question in order to enable that the component is
specified;
Location of
delivered as “fit for the purpose” holes
or
o The radius of “multiply bends” must be specified Examples, see Figure 19
by the term “[A]xR[b]”.
Key
[A]: number of bends
[b]: radius of the bends Interrelation-
ship
In the drawing it might be necessary to indicate those
radiuses at several positions/views. The dimensioning
must be made in a way, so the dimension of “multiply
bends” e.g. 2xR10 gives an intuitive understanding of
which bends there are covered by this specific dimension.
Best practice, See Figure 28

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Table 9-Step 6 – Dimensioning – Hole sizes, center points for holes, and linear dimension of parts’ contour – Planning stage Table 9-Step 7 – Dimensioning – Hole sizes, center points for holes, and linear
dimension parts’ contour – Execution stage
· Evaluate the function of holes in the component and Figure 20, Location of Origin – Parts - Examples · Apply linear dimension of circular holes, slotted holes and holes for threads;
identify holes (individual holes and holes for bolt groups) Example no. 1 Example no. 2 o Best practice, See Figure 31 and Figure 32.
where the interrelationship is essential to ensure that the
component will fit with its counterpart(s) in the assembly o Minimum hole size, See Note 3 - Table 9. Note. Please look into the possibility to
and there though enable a trouble free mounting; make larger holes than indicated, otherwise it shall be expect that cost will be
added as it will be necessary to manual drill the hole in a subsequently fabrication
· Identify “Part Origin - Holes” to be used as Zero Point (One process – (Additional work!!!!);
or more) for applying of linear dimensions to the center
points of individual holes. Examples, see Figure 20; o It is required that dimension of circular holes and slotted holes specified in the
document “D1583014 - Part 1 – Overall specification overview” must be used –
· Evaluated the possibility to use one of the SWP standard unless some good reasons;
tolerance classes for linear dimension of center point(s) for
holes. See Table 9; · Apply linear dimension of holes’ center points.
Priority Standard tolerance to be used o Tolerance to be used - See Column 2 - Table 9;
See Column 2 - Table 9.
“Low Precisions” o Best practice, See Figure 30;
or Note.
1. § 1 or 2 holes in a bolt group – Use linear dimension only;
“Normal Precisions” – Only if required in
order to ensure functionality § 3 holes or more holes in a bolt group - Use GPS – Position – without
datum;
“Low Precisions”
or · Apply linear dimension of individual parts’ contour;
2
“High Precisions” – Only if required in o Tolerance to be used – See Column 1 - Table 9;
order to ensure functionality
o Best practice, See Figure 29.
Specify the needed tolerance values
3. Table 9-Step 8 – Dimensioning – Component – (Interactions between parts) -
required.
Planning stage
· Identify “Origin - Part” on each individual part to be used as · Identify the component’s point of
Zero Point for applying the linear dimension of each Example no. 3 o “Origin – Component – Main system” on the component for applying of linear
individual part’s contour. Examples, see Figure 20; dimensions;
o “Origin – Component – Secondary system(s)” for secondary function(s);
· Evaluated the possibility to use one of the SWP standard
tolerance classes for linear dimension of the individual
to be used as datum for applying of linear dimensions for the component;
part’s contour. See Table 9;
Priority Standard tolerance to be used
Note
See Column 1 - Table 9.
Secondary functions means functions built into the component, which are independent of
“Low Precisions” the component’s main function e.g. a parts for a cable tray, bracket for lightning protections
or etc.;
1.
“Normal Precisions” - Only if required in
order to ensure functionality
· Examples, see Figure 21;
“Low Precisions”
or Figure 21, Location of Origin – Component - Example
2
“High Precisions” – Only if required in order
to ensure functionality
Specify the needed tolerance values
3.
required.
Table 9-Step 9 – Dimensioning – Component – (Interactions between parts) -

Execution stage
o Apply the “remaining” linear dimensions (Not GPS symbols – See Table 9-Step 13) in order
to ensure that the geometry of the component is well defined.
Note In the examples given by Figure 20 the bolts groups/and hole for individual bolts are marked as follows
Bolt group no. 1 Bolt group no. 2 Bolt group no. 3 Outer Contour – “Low Precisions Outer Contour – “Special tolerance req.”

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Table 9-Step 10 – Flatness requirements of one or Table 9-Step 11 – Parallelism – Surfaces Table 9-Step 12 – Bended parts surfaces Table 9-Step 13 – Apply GPS-symbols and
more surface(s) missing dimension
· Evaluated the function and the need to specified flatness · Evaluated the function and the need to specify that · Evaluated the function and the need to specify angles of bended · Evaluated the dimensions applied during
requirements to specific surfaces. surfaces have to be parallel; parts formed out of plate, sections, bars etc. execution of Table 9-Step 1 to Table 9-Step 12.
The evaluation shall be based on function, stiffness of the · Identify the · Evaluated the possibility to use the standard tolerance class for · In the case that those dimension of the
component, distortion which may be expected during the o “Origin surface – Parallelism” – to be used as angle. See Note 8 - Table 9. component do not fully describes the
fabrication process, etc.; Datum; requirements to the geometry of the component;
o Deviated surfaces with “parallelism” requirements · For applying angle use the dimension “Angel measurement” (See then add needed GPS symbols to ensure this.
· Apply the flatness requirement; related to this surface; Figure 24) and not the perpendicular symbol (This symbol is
only to be used in special cases);
· Best practice, See Figure 22; · Apply the parallelism requirement ;
· Apply the relevant angularity requirements to the specific surfaces;
Note · Best practice, See Figure 23;
For fricions surface the flatness of is normally · Best practice, See Figure 24;
required.
Figure 22, Flatness requirements Figure 23, Symbols for Parallelism Figure 24, Angularity – Bended parts surfaces
Table 9-Step 14 – Apply Dim Test meassurements

In general ZPS D1462270 and ZPS D1462271 require that the supplier must performed dimensional verification of the component Figure 25, Examples – Use of Dim. Test
in an extent that will ensure that all dimensions, including the geometry of the bevels, are in compliance with the requirements.
The specification requires that records with the result from the dimension testing are recorded but not included in the as-built
documentation and forwarded to Siemens Wind Powers.
When it is wished that the results of the verification(s) shall be included in the as-built documentation submitted to Siemens Wind
Power, then the dimension(s) in question must be indicated with the syntax “Dim. Test 1-[XX]” or “Dim. Test 2-[XX]”, where [XX] is
a consecutive number of each individual series to be recorded. The figures in Figure 25 gives some guideline about location of the
syntax.
· When the syntax “Dim. Test 1-[XX]” is used; it means that it is required that the supplier must record the
· ID number of the component;
· Specified measurement and tolerance field;
· Actual minimum,- and maximum measurements;
· Statement about the measurement is acceptable or not.
The measurement must be recorded per each individual component.
Typically “Dim. Test 1-[XX]” shall by used when the correct dimension is of utmost importance for the function/structural
integrity, and assembly of primary structures of the turbine (for instance RESS connection to bedframe) and in general
acceptance of deviations will not be acceptable.
· When the syntax “Dim. Test 2-[XX]” is used; it means that it is required that the supplier must record the
· ID number of the component;
· Statement about the measurement is acceptable or not.
The measurement must be recorded per each individual component.
Typically “Dim. Test 2-[XX]” shall by used when the correct dimension is of importance for mounting the component
and/or if measurement is of a go/no go category (for instance hole, position and thread-dimension).

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Table 9, Cutting tolerances

Column no. 1 Column no. 2
Tolerance for outer outline/contour from a Zero Point - Linear Measurements Tolerances for location of center points for holes from a Zero Point - Linear Meassurments
No bend - Flat pattern One Bend No bend - Flat pattern One Bend
Pricipal symbol: ±[A] Tolerance on Pricipal symbol: ±[B] Tolerance on
Length (l) Length (l) Length (l) [E]
[D]
Figure –
Figure – See note 5 See note 6 Figure – See note 5 Figure –
See note 6
Precision Precision Precision Precision Precision Precision Precision Precision
Normal Low High Low Normal Low High Low
Use of digtics – X.X X X X X X X.X X X X.X X.X X X X X X.X X.X X X
Length l<2000 l ≤ 30 30 < l ≤ 120 < l ≤ 500 < l ≤ 900 < l ≤ l<2000 D≤150 D>150 0<l≤ 500 900 < l ≤ 2000 < l E≤ 120 E>120
120 500 900 6000 500 <l 2000
Linear GPS Linear GPS
≤
900
Steel
0 < t ≤ 10 ±0,7 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 ±1 T.B.C ±0,3 0,6 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±0,2 0,4 ±1 T.B.C
10 < t ≤ 15 ±0,7 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 ±2 T.B.C ±0,3 0,6 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±0,2 0,4 ±2 T.B.C
15 < t ≤ 20 ±0,7 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±3 ±0,7 ±2 T.B.C ±0,3 0,6 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 0.6 ±2 T.B.C
20 < t ≤ 29 T.B.C ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±3 T.B.C ±3 T.B.C T.B.C T.BC ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 T.B.C T.BC ±3 T.B.C
Aluminum
0 < t ≤ 10 ±0,7 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 ±1 T.B.C ±0,3 0.6 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±0,2 0,4 ±1 T.B.C
Plate
0 < t ≤ 10 ±0,7 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,7 ±1 T.B.C ±0,3 0.6 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±0,2 0,4 ±1 T.B.C
Tread Plate
10 < t ≤ 20 ±0,7 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±3 ±0,7 ±2 T.B.C ±0,3 0.6 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 0.6 ±2 T.B.C
Stainless steel
0 < t ≤ 10 ±0,7 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 ±1 T.B.C ±0,3 0.6 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±0,2 0,4 ±1 T.B.C
10 < t ≤ 12 ±0,7 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 ±2 T.B.C ±0,3 0.6 ±1 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±0,2 0,4 ±2 T.B.C
12 < t ≤ 20 ±0,7 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±3 ±0,7 ±2 T.B.C ±0,3 0.6 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 ±0,3 0.6 ±2 T.B.C
Notes
Note 1. Process overview Note 5, Dimensions – Flat pattern – No bend included Note 6, Dimensions – Linear dim, including one bend Note 8, Standard tolerance class for angle
:Laser
:Plasma/Water/Laser
:Oxygen
:Plasma/Water
Note 2. Dicits -
Key. X: No digtic e.g ±1
X.X: One digtices e.g. ±1.1
Note 3. Rounding of corners
Standard size Rounding Radius
R3±1 R10±2 Note 7, Dimensions
R5±1 R15±2
Bim. including several bends
R8±2 R20±3
Note 4, Minimum holes size – Cutting
proces
Aluminum / Steel
Stainleess
T.B.C T.B.C
Key: T.B.C means that the designer has to evaluated and concluded on the actual tolerance to be used

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Table 10, Overview – Best practice

Figure 26, Raised pattern – Tread plate Figure 27, Rounding of corners Figure 28, Bends on individual parts
Use custom symbol: “ST_09_Lead_Loc_thr_plate” Single corner Multiply corners Single bend Multiply bends
Figure 29, Starting points – Linear dimensions Figure 30, Center points Figure 31, Linear Dimensioning of sizes of circular holes, slotted holes and thread holes
Center point Circular hole Center point – Slotted hole GPS – Position – w.out datum Single hole / slotted hole / thread holes Single – Circular hole Single slotted hole
Feature Description in the drawing
One circular Ø “Diameter of the hole”
hole
One slotted Length-, and width dimension of the slotted
holes hole
Thread Size
and
Customer symbol: “T_06-_Note_Gen_To”
(Located above the drawing header)
Bend - Not in 90 deg Linear dimension only Multiply holes / Multiply slotted holes / Multiply threads holes Multiply – Circular holes Multiply slotted holes
Feature Description in the drawing
Several [A]xØ“Diameter of the hole”
circular
holes
Several [B]x“Details”
slotted holes
Seveval [A]x Size
threads and
Customer symbol: “T_06-5_Note_Gen_To”
When this type of measurement is used it is required that the (Located above the drawing header)
· tolerance field is min. ±1 mm
Key.
· Significant figure is X [A]: number of holes/threads
[B]: number of details Countersunk hole - Plate Countersunk hole – Tread
plate
It might be necessary to indicate those holes/slotted
holes/threads at several positions/views. The dimensioning
must be made in a way, so the “size of the multiply
holes/slotted holes/threads e.g. “2xø14±0.5” gives an intuitive
understanding of which holes/slotted holes/threads there are
covered by this specific “dimension”

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Table 11, Overview – Best practice

Figure 32, Thread holes
Through going thread hole - Single Through going thread hole - Multiply Blind thread holes must be indicated as follows (Two methods)

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Table 9-Annex A - Application of meassuements – 2D part drawing

Procedure
Step 1: Figure 33, Example no. 1
· Apply the the dimension “Form of Line” with the needed
tolerances to the dimension when the dimension shall be based
on 3d-geomtry file with the geometry.
Example - See Green Boxes in Figure 33
Step 2: As as a note the following text
· “Note [X] Non-defined nominal dimensions according to

reference CAD-file(s)”
Key
[X]: Number for the note in question
Figure 34, Example no. 2


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Table 8, Strategy – Application of linear and GPS dimension on a 2D part drawing

See the documents listed hereafter

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Table 9-2, Definitions Table 9-3 General introduction

Figure 4, Example – Assembly Figure 5, Concept for dimensioning

Table 9-2.2 Component / Part

Figure 6, Examples – Componts/Parts

Figure 7, ISO Projection

Table 9-3.2.2 Thickness of a material position

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Example, See Figure 12

Example, See Figure 13

Example, See Figure 15

Figure 15, Areas where it is not acceptable to welded on temporary attachments

Table 9-3.2.5 Ultrasonic testing of constituent products

· Example, see Figure 16

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Tolerance – “Decimal number – 1 decimal” e.g. ±0.1, ±0.5

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Table 9-3.2.10 Flattened pattern

Figure 17, Flattened geometry – Not acceptable

Figure 18, Specific requirements to a detail before the bending operation

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Table 9-4. Application of meassuements – 2D part drawing

· Best practice, See Figure 27

Best practice, See Figure 28

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Table 9-Step 9 – Dimensioning – Component – (Interactions between parts) -

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Table 9-Step 14 – Apply Dim Test meassurements

The measurement must be recorded per each individual component.

The measurement must be recorded per each individual component.

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Table 9, Cutting tolerances

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Table 10, Overview – Best practice

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Table 11, Overview – Best practice

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Table 9-Annex A - Application of meassuements – 2D part drawing

Step 2: As as a note the following text

· “Note [X] Non-defined nominal dimensions according to

Figure 34, Example no. 2

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