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meet the: needs of readereand users", for various purposes,without the :"
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CHAPTER ,1
,INTRODUCTION
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.,."', ..".,,.,.,.!. F~/~~~I:I;'~~~jects, mosfrevamp projects, the 'refe~encefile method' of composing drawings is"awkw~rq
and 'Impractical.Thus~ where appropriate, drawings should be done on aeheet-by-sheet basis, as on the
drawiogboarq. Theborder.however, ~hoiJldalways be a reference file.,' . ';, :.".. ' .,:.:'."::':
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Plantenglrieeririg projects, or facility outsource projects, which Involve miscellaneous task orders, may
"",!-,I.,o" . involve oneoronlya few disciplines per task order.' The scope of such projects may Involve only a few
concept drawings. ' ~uchprojects, regardless of the' size, are 'examples of the small 'office' approach to
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:';~;'F~;{S;,;::i:i):+;Royal Commission has developed Its CAD standards to provide total design"control through the g~aphics,.
:', !:t }l:'t::[:l;iF!'f;r'tEtrmlnal. ~.,:These ,standards ..utilize MicroStation level. strucfure design: .....All, Royal C.ommission, CAD"
Vi ::.;":~" :< !:;:,;:. I, engineering ~esign files have other files associated with the~. Thes,e Includes a cell library, color table; . .
t (~j:" ; _:~~',':":I;i and reference file .(form or border). The design files use logical names to point to these associated files . .
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:rn,U;:;::.~:-:,;,:i+;' t Th~' benefitst~ be gained by u~lng CAD may be rnadmlzed if all dlsci~lInes ~ork' to~ethe~~acc~rding' to s:. '..;','.',
,~,!-i( , '::):l<,>common plan. : The'RoyalCommlssion method of using the MicroStation,referencefilecapabilities":', "
J:{!T~~:,:<:i:>:" :r:duces' re~etitiou? drafting and enhances interdiscipline.coordinatio~, resulting In' a ":lore:econo~ical and, ",..:
: .f":';i;\.~;;j;:::;i,{ !hlgherquahty design, and less rework. TheJ,yplcaJproject setup dlscussed.Jo_thls_sectlon proVldes.Jhe
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::';~t:.:;,::'qi';:';;;.iprodUCinga drawing that "looks right." The CAD file also has to "be right." .The file must be clean and free" ',:,':
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:i~~lFi;ij}i[\:J~t f'. ~easurabte ~orking .lJn}ts.(meters, centimeters, .etc.) to meet the~eeds .of,the;dElsignfile. Working units c
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X~J ;';);:::~/,,~!and moved to ttlE~:appropriatenew location. Over, a.perlod of time the most common old files will have
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, l?iY:," :'::;:'\::[:01 It Is recommended that the accuracy of the da~areadout be set to 1/16" or .0625 MM :
;:,!:', ;':;:.I',;,The global origin forall2D files shall be at the center of the design plane. The XYreadout for 315 PU to':,
;~j:"',,'.:"t;;i,;!,:{,;l,beat the/center, over a period of time,the old files most commonly reused will hav~the glob~1origin at the, '
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'.1 ::'i::::'~'r:;::; N~~aIlY~ ~Ii d~slg~'work will be do~e at actual plaritcoordinates;"When plarit c60rdlnates 'fall outside the':, .
'G~j,..'j,':;~,;i:,>+,deSlgnplane,the,workwlII be done at CAD plant coo,rdinates'specified .by the .Royal.Commission., This, ..,
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given coordinate" .He will then do his design ,and layout his work as anoverleyjothe
;'HjU:~(:iJjti;~:T~;ii;backgfound:'!nshort,.hedesigns to the ,appro~ed,background. All reference ,files will overlay each other
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; !. r3<:!U>f~'<:Non':CfimensI0i1eddrawings shall be done with the loWer left comer of the border (not the trim line) iocated ' .
.,~?!r'>:;,:!:;?:'at X'(=10000,10000; .this is accomplished by attaching the border with th~ reset methodand drawing"'.
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p::iP;r ;(:;:;o';'i~.:, ~example,the logical name ARPL would lndlcate an architectural plan. The logical STEL would represent a .
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)"{j !.,:,.;(~:(;;:;layoutldesign work in his own .OPZ file, shan have the appropriate .o=z files of other'disciplines.attached .
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As the user performs his layout/design he is required to display the other; disciplines' work :. ,'.
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L;> :.::.':<:';:' 'extensive rework:will usually be required to eliminate the inevitable interferences. Similarly, the use of:.
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:R:::l :~':;':~in;;"" ;"BOR." The logical name of "BOR" is required by the automated plott.ingprograms':!he"ps:",v~r~~ble is .'.
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(t~)r~<i:;:\'~;n:,i:,;sinceevery border' contains a plotshape, plotshspes are not necessary .in the ,drawing file.Plot~hap,es
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; Si; .:':'.: .:! :;,:',! :', :drafting standards. If a non-proportional font is required, font 62 shall be used. . ,':': '
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:.-.'.' , :.must be placed in the drawing file. :The text would be twice as larger fora..'.'. ..!.
; :.1/8"='1'-0" drawing file than in a 1/4".= 1'_0drawing'file.! .AnY,number of" "
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~opying from a reference file into an active file'will not be permitted: This' .
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"~'dra~ their symbol on one .layer(33~ for example)' and the actual scaled'
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wtll display layer 33 and turn off layer.43. The other disciplines would
display layer 43 and tum off layer 33; The extra effort required by.
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. same .OPZ file. Unfortunately, this goal can not be achieved in all cases." ...
For exarlJple, if one 'discipline, such as, architectural, .needs to depict a .
.. stairWay differently than strucnrral, thedlsclpllne needing the different
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.must~..draw.it " in .'their own" file to'. meet their,'pictorial.
~requirement::ln this example,structural is .the discipline responsiblefor.
.:the stairs, and is 'the 'disciplinethat,will be referenced by the other .....
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"C"',"";,' ";""'_"'structural,.OPZ 'fileas a check and guide, so that they':may revise their' .
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'.Ioad bearing walls, and willdraw them. ln their.OPZ. design' file .. They Will
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. the dashed line is used to represent an object that is above :some~hing..'
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x 2.732 x 10' '. = Ki/og{arn-force-metres(kgf "m).
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.INCHES OF WATER -lnH,O ~t 68~F.' .
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:u:~r:':,{.:'::r'<:'i x 0.016018 r.. .. =GramsperCUbi~centlrnetre(g/cm') x 0.05690 = BritiShthermal units p8r minute (Btulmln)
"b"'"':'::'.X5.787x10"', -Poundspercublclnch(Ibfn'), .: (see note) " .'. .' .
; ,I ." f ,I - .: ,;, . : :, ,'i., ...~'!.: j -.".;- , :. ,, ':' .:. .:.. . . x 44.25 = Foot-pouncls-forceper minute (It lbf/mln)
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r); ~:1, ~ :: ,>: X 1.488"', . _' = Kilograms-force per metre (kgf/m) x 2655 = Foot-pounds-force(ft Ibf). ..,.. .:
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