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, general architectural engineering drawing symbols

1 Dark Pillar AZ 2 Board B 3 Roof Panel WB 4 Hollow Core Slab KB 6 Groove Row Board CB 6 Fold Plate ZB 7 Ribbed Plate MB 8 Stair Board TB 9 Cover or Trench Cover Board GB 10 Rain Barrier or Cornice Board YB 11 Crane Safety Walkway Board DB 12 Wall Plate QB 13 Gutter Plate TGB 14 Crane Girder DL 15 Monorail Crane DDL 16 Track Connection DGL 17 Car Block CD 18 Ring Beam QL 19 Lintel GL 20 Tie Beam LL 21 Foundation Beam JL 22 stair beam tl

23 Frame Beam KL 24 Frame Support Beam KZL 25 Roof Frame Beam WKL 26 Beam L 27 Beam Pad LD 28 Roof Beam WL 29 Purlin LT 30 Roof Truss WJ 31 Bracket TJ 32 Skylight Frame CJ 33 Frame KJ 34 Rigid Frame GJ 35 Bracket ZJ 36 Foundation J 37 Cushion Cap CT 38 Equipment Foundation SJ 39 Pile ZH 40 Retaining Wall DQ 41 Trench DG 42 Intercolumn Support DC 43 Vertical Support ZC 44 Horizontal Support SC23 Frame Beam KL 24 Frame Support Beam KZL 25 Roof Frame Beam WKL 26 Beam L 27 Beam Pad LD 28 Roof Beam WL 29 Purlin LT 30 Roof Truss WJ 31 Bracket TJ 32 Skylight Frame CJ 33 Frame KJ 34 Rigid Frame GJ 35 Bracket ZJ 36 Foundation J 37 Cap CT 38 Equipment Foundation SJ 39 Pile ZH 40 Retaining Wall DQ 41 Trench DG 42 Intercolumn Support DC 43 Vertical Support ZC 44 Horizontal Support SC

45 Ladder T 46 Awning YP 47 Balcony YT 49 Embedded Parts M 50 Skylight End Wall TD 51 Reinforcement Mesh W 52 Reinforcement Skeleton G 53 Column Z 54 Frame Column KZ 55 Structural Column GZ

2. Eight key points to pay attention to when looking at architectural drawing symbols

In the architectural design drawing, L represents a beam, LL represents a continuous beam, QL represents a ring beam, JL represents a foundation beam, TL represents a ladder beam, DL represents a ground beam, Z represents a column, GZ represents a structural column, KZ represents a frame column, M represents a door, and C represents a window. @表示钢筋间距 indicates the rebar model

The basic symbols on architectural drawings are Q for walls, Z for columns, L for beams, B for plates, KL for frame beams, GL for lintels, ll for connecting beams, KZ for frame columns, and GZ for structural columns. 1. @表示钢筋间距; 2. Represents the reinforcement model p represents the creation of a polyline composed of straight line segments in three-dimensional space; 4. al means aligning an object with other objects in two-dimensional and three-dimensional space; 5. AP means loading AutoLisp, ADS, and ARX applications, etc.

In the architectural design drawing, L represents a beam, LL represents a continuous beam, QL represents a ring beam, JL represents a foundation beam, TL represents a ladder beam, DL represents a ground beam, Z represents a column, GZ represents a structural column, KZ represents a frame column, M represents a door, and C represents a window. ql" symbol and began to think it was a wall beam.

1. Formal architectural design drawings must be signed by the designer, the person in charge of the project, the examiner, the proofreader, and stamped with the seal and the registered practice seal.

2. In the architectural design drawings, the length is generally in mm, unless otherwise explained; When looking at the drawings, pay attention to the combination of "Description of Building Materials" and other drawings for synthesis. In the "Description of Building Materials", there is a " " in front of each sub-item, which is the practice adopted in the design. If there is no checkmark, it is not the practice used in the design.

3. As in the architectural design drawing: "C20 reinforced concrete JL (240 400) with 4 16 winds and 6 200 hoops. Interpreted as:

The foundation beam of the reinforced concrete structure with strength C20, 240 mm wide and 400 mm high, is equipped with four main reinforcements with a diameter of 16 centimeters (16 mm) thread, and a rectangular ring of reinforcement with a diameter of 6 centimeters at intervals of 200 mm. (The rectangular ring is about 340-350mm long and 180mm-190mm wide).

4. As in the architectural design drawing: "C20 concrete column (240 240) with 4 12 hoops 6 200. Wherein, "6 200" is an irregular annotation and should be "6 200".

It is interpreted as: the small beam of the reinforced concrete structure with a strength of C20, the cross-section is 240mm long and 240mm wide, with 4 main steel bars with a diameter of 12 centimeters (12 mm) threads, and a rectangular network of 6 centimeters of steel bars with a diameter of 6 centimeters per 200 mm hoop. The height of the column depends on the height of the layer indicated in the project, minus the height of the ring beam, and then the thickness of the plate surface, because the ring beam and the plate surface are poured together.

5. As in the architectural design drawing: M5 cement mortar to build MU10 shell lime sand bricks. "M5" indicates the strength grade of cement mortar, and "MU10" indicates the strength grade of shell lime sand bricks. MU10 represents the average compressive strength of shell lime sand brick 10MPa.

6. QL stands for ring beam, and the practice of ring beam is usually used in the building structure of brick and concrete houses (mixed structure), that is, the wall is built first, and then the ring beam and plate surface are poured with reinforced concrete.

7. The practice of frame structure, that is, pouring columns, beams, beams, plate surfaces, etc. first. After the formwork is removed, the wall is built.

8. According to the requirements of quality supervision, the contractor can be required to provide the certificate of steel bar (each batch), the certificate of cement (each batch), the certificate of MU10 shell lime sand brick (each batch), and the test certificate of cement concrete.

1 plate B2

Roof panel WB3 hollow copy board KB4

Groove row plate CB5 folding plate.

ZB6 ribbed plate MB

7 stair board TB8

Cover plate or ditch cover plate GB9

Rain flaps or cornice panels.

YB10 crane safety walkway board.

DB11 Wall Panel QB

12 gutter boards.

TGB13 beam L

14 roof beams.

WL15 crane girder DL

16 monorail cranes.

DDL17 track connection.

DGL18 Transmission CD

19 ring beams. ql20

Lintel GL21 tie beam.

LL22 Foundation Beam JL

23 stair beams.

TL24 frame beam kl

25 frame support beams.

KZL26 roof frame beams.

WKL27 purlin LT

28 roof trusses. wj29

Bracket TJ30 sunroof frame.

CJ31 frame KJ

32 rigid frame. gj33

Bracket ZJ34 column.

Z35 frame column kz

36 structural columns.

GZ37 cap CT

38 equipment base.

sj39 pile zh

40 retaining walls.

DQ41 trench dg

42 inter-column supports.

DC43 vertical support.

ZC44 horizontal support.

Sc45 ladder t

46 awnings. yp47

Balcony YT48 beam pad.

LD49 embedded part M

50 skylight end walls.

TD51 reinforcement mesh w

52 steel skeleton G53

Base J54 dark pillar AZ

There are many types and uses of symbols on <> building construction drawings, and here are some common symbol representations:1Wall:

Solid line representation, usually using a thicker solid line to represent the main wall of a building, and thinner solid lines to represent a dividing wall or non-structural wall. A dashed or dotted line indicates a hidden wall. 2.

Windows: Inside the wall, straight lines are used to indicate the location and shape of the opening, usually rectangular or square. Standard windows use solid lines to indicate the size and height of the windows on the drawing.

3.Door: Use a large arrow to indicate the direction in which the door opens and the angle at which it opens.

The thickness of the door is usually indicated by a thick solid line. 4.Ground:

Shaded gray is used to indicate that shades of grey are usually only used on the exterior of the building and for areas that are not well known to show the internal structure of the building bridge more clearly. 5.Cover:

It is represented by the discontinuity line of high and low in the Zen lift, and is usually used in the interior of the wall in the drawing or on the roof of the building. 6.Beams and columns:

Both beams and columns are represented by straight lines. Beams are usually represented by thick solid lines, while columns use thinner solid lines. 7.

Decoration and interiors: Wall decorations, carpets, or ceilings are often represented by special symbols such as slashes, wavy lines, dots, etc., as well as the names and descriptions of materials. The above are common symbolic representations on building construction drawings and should vary according to each construction project.