verify quota symbols in drawing

[gil]

Bye. I have come up with the following design on which I would like to ask you an opinion. We draw that there is no title to the views, we draw that in the left view altitude in meters and right in millimeters. (almost patishness it takes) I also imagine that the lines tragedged were to be drawn, but let's leave.

My question is: what is the zig zag line that is seen in the left-wing quota, on the basis of what is the rule?

 

[TECNOMODEL]

indicates a share related to a broken view.
the 2 dotted lines are one of the methods to break the view, it is used when a piece is long and you want to use a small sheet, for example. I do not know if that type of quota line refers to a norm, but I know that almost all cads do it that way.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I have no idea. I have always known that the quota interrupted, therefore not in scale, is represented underlined. could be something internal to the used software
for example solidworks does it only if you set the quoter style anxious

 

[TECNOMODEL]

toptron does it in the same way, style of quotation set in iso.

 

[exxon]

the reference standard is the uni-iso 128-24.

the representation is incorrect: the continuous line with zig-zag (1.19) is used (in place of the dashed used in the drawing) to indicate the separation of interrupted representations when the design is executed by means assisted by the processor (otherwise it is used the 1.18, continuous line irregular end).

the same rule indicates that the measuring line must be the 1.1, fine continuous line and in no case should be used the 1.19.

regarding the quota, has already responded correctly mvw.

 

[gil]

could be something internal to the used software

the used software is autocad therefore is the design is not generated automatically. It's something you want, but I suppose that's the wrong one.

Thank you.

 

[gil]

the interrupted quota, therefore not in scale, is represented

Do you know what norm this choice refers to?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

should be the one iso 129-1
However, you can find it on almost every dispenser on the net. It should be on the baldassini, but I go to memory

 

[gil]

Thank you all. you are always exceptional