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Hatching Guidelines in Engineering Drawings

The document describes the graphic conventions for lines and hatching to be used in architectural drawings according to the standard NF P 02-001. It presents the different types of continuous, dashed, or mixed lines and their thicknesses and uses. It also explains the rules for drawing hatching.

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Hatching Guidelines in Engineering Drawings

The document describes the graphic conventions for lines and hatching to be used in architectural drawings according to the standard NF P 02-001. It presents the different types of continuous, dashed, or mixed lines and their thicknesses and uses. It also explains the rules for drawing hatching.

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THE TRAITS

The NF P 02-001 standard sets the graphical conventions for the lines to be used in architectural drawings.

as specified in the table below.

TYPE OF TRAIT DESIGNATION Ep TRACÉ USES

reinforced continuation 0.5 to 0.7 contours of the sections

continue strong 0.35 edges contours seen

continue end 0.18 or 0.2 Attachment and dimension lines, hatching,


folded section contours

continued finish at raised hand Limits of views or partial cuts


0.18 or 0.2
continuous end in zigzag (the work continues beyond its representation)

interrupted end 0.18 or 0.35 Hidden contours, hidden edges


strongly interrupted (use only one line thickness per drawing)

mixed end 0.18 or 0.2 Axes of revolution or desymmetry,


berry axes, medium fibers

strong mixed 0.35 Reference plan traces

mixed end + strong 0,18 + 0,35 Traces of cutting plans

mixed doubles final 0.18 or 0.2 edges located in front of the cutting plane

Practical advice: Bad Good

A mixed stroke begins and ends with a long element.

In a dashed line, the interval is approximately half of the dash.

The interrupted lines must always touch at the corners.

THE HATCHINGS
Hatching is used to highlight
bad good
the cut parts of a cut or section.

The hatchings are drawn in fine lines at regular intervals


of a dimension suitable for the scale of the drawing.

good bad bad good


The inclination of the hatching in relation to the contours

the hatched area is 45°

We need to change the tilt of 2 adjacent surfaces. good

In some cases, poaching replaces hatching.


sealing, polyethylene film cement plaster
For large-scale drawings, one can replace
Stones, blockage
Sun ext, natural terrain
the 45° hatching with conventional hatchings
specific to the different materials ( NF P 02-001 ). Mass concrete or cleanliness Wood in cross-section

See main examples opposite


Prof awing t-hatching

Thermal insulator Wood in longitudinal section


Prof/Drawing/Hatch traits

THE TRAITS

The NF P 02-001 standard sets the graphic conventions for the lines to be used in architectural drawings.

as specified in the table below.

TYPE OF CHARACTERISTIC DESIGNATION EP TRACE USES

0.5 to 0.7 contours of the sections

0.35 contours of the visible edges

0.18 or 0.2 Attachment lines and dimensions, hatching,


contours of folded sections

0.18 or 0.2 Limits of views or partial cuts


(the work continues beyond its representation)

0.18 or 0.35 Hidden contours, hidden edges


(use only one line thickness per drawing)

0.18 or 0.2 Axes of revolution or desymmetry,


bay axes, medium fibers

0.35 Traces of reference plans

0,18 + 0,35 Cutting plan traces

0.18 or 0.2 edges located in front of the cutting plane

Practical tips: Bad Good

A mixed line starts and ends with a long element.

In a broken line, the interval is about half of the dash.

The interrupted lines must always touch at the corners.

THE HATCHES
Hatching is used to highlight
bad good
the cut parts of a cut or section.

The hatching is drawn in fine lines at

of a size suited to the scale of the drawing.


good bad bad good
The inclination of the hatchings in relation to the contours

the hatched surface is

We need to change the slope of 2 adjacent surfaces. good

In some cases, poaching replaces hatching.


sealing, polyane film cement coating
For large-scale drawings, one can replace
Stones, blockage
Sun outside, natural terrain
45° hatching with conventional hatching
specific to the different materials ( NF P 02-001 ). Mass concrete or cleanliness Wood in cross section

See main examples opposite.


Prof/Draw/Hatching traits

Thermal insulator Wood in longitudinal cut

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