Guidelines for Examination
PART A
CHAPTER X DRAWINGS
7. Executing of drawings
7.3 Cross-sections
7.3.1 Sectional diagrams
 

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PART A
CHAPTER X DRAWINGSCHAPTER X DRAWINGS
7. Executing of drawings7. Executing of drawings
7.3 Cross-sections7.3 Cross-sections
       7.3.2 Hatching7.3.2 Hatching  
 

7.3.1

Sectional diagrams

 

Where the figure is a cross-section on another figure, the latter should indicate the position and may indicate the viewing direction.

 

Each sectional figure should be capable of being quickly identified, especially where several cross-sections are made on the same figure, e.g. by inscribing the words "Section on AB", or to avoid the use of lettering, by marking each end of the cross-section line on the diagram with a single Roman numeral. This number will be the same as the (Arabic) numeral identifying the figure where the section is illustrated. For example: "Figure 22 illustrates a section taken along the line XXII-XXII of Figure 21".