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Providence District Drafting Standards May 1945
Providence District Drafting Standards May 1945
2 Hole Prong
143 pages
Copyright 1945
CONTENTS
A General Instructions1
B Standard Drawing Sizes 2
C Titles3
D Notes4
E North Point and River Flow Arrow5
F Lettering6
G Sections7
H Profiles7
J Item Numbers9
K Revisions9
L Scales10
M Symbols11
N Topographical Sheets11
O Concrete Sheets12
P Reinforced Concrete Sheets12
Q Structural Steel Sheets13
R Architectural Sheets13
S Mechanical Sheets13
T Miscellaneous Metal Sheets14
U Electrical Sheets1)4
V Plumbing and Heating Sheets14
W Dike Sheets15
X Geology Sheets15
Y Airfield Sheets15
Z Pertinent Information15
PLATE INDEX
B Drawing Sizes--Contract1
B Drawing Sizes--Standard2
B Drawing Sizes--Organization Chart3
C Title Block--21" x 32" Sheet--Sample 1
C Title Block - -27" x 40" Sheet - -Sample2
C Title Block--21" x 32" C.A.A. Airport Sheet--Sample3
C Title Block --27" x 40" C.A.A. Airport Sheet-Sample4
C Title Block and Dimensions--16" x 21" Sheet--Semple5
C Title Block--Project Unit--27" x L40"--Sample6
C "Prepared" and "Submitted" Blocks7
C Title Block--Soils Laboratory Study--27" x L40"--Sample8
D Notes--Typical--General Plan and Profile1
D Notes--Typical--Steel Reinforcement2
D Notes--Typical--Structural Steel3
D Notes--Typical--Architectural4
D Notes--Typical--Mechanical5
D Notes--Typical--Gasoline Piping6
D Notes--Typical--Miscellaneous Steel 7
D Notes--Typical--Electrical8
D Notes - -Typical - -Plumbing and Heating9
D Notes - -Typical --Geology10
E True North and Flow Arrows1
E Magnetic Declination (Various Sites)2
F Lettering--Freehand--Construction1
F Lettering--Direction Diagram2
F Lettering Guide
F Lettering--Roman and Block
F Lettering--Lower Case--Vertical5
F Lettering--Lower Case--Slant6
F Lettering--Leroy--Sizes 80 to 1407
F Lettering--Leroy--Sizes 175 to 2908
F Lettering--Leroy--Sizes 350 to 500--Pen Sizes9
K Revision Block--Sample1
L Scales--Graphic-Fraction1
L Scales--Graphic--1/8" = 11 - 0" to 1" = 1012
L Scales--Graphic--1" . 20' to 1" = 400'3
L Bar Scales--Explanation of Use4
M Symbols --Miscellaneous (See also Y-1 and Y-2)1
M Symbols- Miscellaneous (Cont'd)2
N Symbols--Topographical (See also Y-1 and Y-2)1
N Symbols--Topographical (Cont'd)2
N Symbols--Topographical (Cont'd)
N Symbols--Topographical (Cont'd)
N Work Area--Specimen5
N Topographic Map--Specimen6
N General Plan--Dike--Specimen7
N General Plan--Dike--Specimen8
N General Plan--Dam--Specimen9
N General Plan--Dam--Specimen10
N Survey Record--Specimen11
N Project Location and Index12
O Concrete Joints--Specimen (See also Y-3 thru Y-5 incl.)1
O Concrete Details--Specimen2
O Concrete Details--Intake--Example3
O Plan of Intake Wet Well and Discharge4
P Sheet Pile Bars1
P Steel Reinforcement--Bending Key2
P Steel Reinforcement--Example
P Steel Reinforcement--Intake Structure--ExampleJa
Q Structural Steel--Specimen1
Q Structural Steel--Details--Example2
Q Structural Steel--Details--Example3
R Symbols--Architectural1
R Symbols--Architectural (Cont'd)2
R Symbols--Architectural (Cont'd)3
R Symbols--Architectural (Cont'd)4
R Architectural Details--Specimen5
R Architectural Details--Example6
R Architectural Details--Example7
R Abbreviations--Architectural8
R Abbreviations--Architectural (Cont'd)9
R Abbreviations--Architectural (Cont'd)10
S Equipment--General Arrangement--Specimen1
S Equipment--General Arrangement--Example2
S Gate Hoists--General Arrangement--Example3
S Mechanical Details-Example 4
S Flood Gate--Details and Sections--Example 5
S Equipment--General Arrangement--Example6
S Equipment--General Arrangement--Example7
T Miscellaneous Steel--Details--Example1
T Miscellaneaus Steel--Structural--Details--Example2
T Miscellaneous Steel-Details-Example3
T Miscellaneous Metal--Details--Example4
U Symbols--Electrical--Q.M.C.1
U Electric Light and Power System--Example2
U Electrical Plan--Example3
U Electric Light and Power System--Example4
V Symbols--Plumbing1
V Symbols--Heating and Ventilating2
V Symbols- -Plumbing3
V Culverts and Pipes4
V Plumbing and Heating--Example5
V Plumbing and Heating--Specimen6
V Plumbing and Heating--Example7
W Dike Material--Specimen1
W Dike Section---Example2
W Fill--Hydraulic--Example3
W Cross Sections--Typical--Example4
W Cross Sections--Typical--Example5
W Embankment Details--Example6
W Symbols--Dike7
X Geology--Specimen and Symbols1
X Soil Classes--Description2
X Subsurface Exploration--Plan--Example3
X Borrow Areas--Example4
X Dike--Sections and Foundations--Typical5
X Geologic Sections--Example6
X Soil Profile--Legend--Symbols7
X Graphic Exploration Log--Legend8
X Soil Profile--Example9
Y Typical Airports--Symbols1
Y Airport Lighting2
Y Joint Layout--Runways3
Y Joint Layout--Runways (Conttd)4
Y Joint Layout--Runways--Plan5
Y Typical Airport--Record Drawing--Specimen6
Z Terminology for Engineering Drawings1
Z Terminology for Engineering Drawings2
Z Decimals of an Inch--Decimals of Foot3
Z Weights- Washers--TYuts and Heads
Z Weights--Sizes--Steel Reinforcement Bars5
Z Flood Walls--Cantilever--Tentative Methods--Details6
Z Ellipse--Four Centered--Construction Method7
Z Greek Alphabet8
Z Formulae--Trigonometric9
Z Circle--Properties10
Z Plain Concrete Pipe Standards11
Z Reinforced Concrete Pipe Standards12
PREFACE
These drafting standards have been prepared for the use of the Engineering forces of the Providence District and follow the policies, training regulation, conventions, etc., set forth in the orders and regulations, training manuals and other authoritative sources.
The large volume of drawings in this district and the training of draftsmen unfamiliar with U. S. Engineer Department standards makes it essential that everyone concerned with the production of drawings know the requirements fully and produce plans as nearly as possible, uniform in delineation. Clear, accurate, legible drawings are an invaluable aid to the engineer, the Contractor and the inspector. Correct and instant recognition of symbols used is a necessity. The field or office employees should not be required to remember more than one set of drafting symbols. It is considered necessary, therefore, that all Providence District drawing conform to the standards herein set forth.
These drafting standards were compiled in the Engineering Division of the Providence District Office, by K. B. Woodworth, Head of the Drafting Section under the direction of T. S. Burns, Chief of Engineering Division, and the District Engineer. Contributions to the complement of this edition by other sections, project units, former heads of the drafting section and by various individual employees is gratefully acknowledged.
U. S. Engineer Office Providence, R.I.31 May 1945 (Third Edition)
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