BS G 207-1969 Specification for aircraft electrical circuit diagrams《航空用电路图规范》.pdf

1、BRITISH STANDARD AEROSPACE SERIES BS G207:1969 Specification for Aircraft electrical circuit diagrams UDC 629.7:621.316.31.061:744.423BSG207:1969 This BritishStandard, having been approved by the AerospaceIndustry StandardsCommittee, waspublished underthe authorityofthe Executive Boardof the Institu

2、tionon 30January1969 BSI 12-1999 The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard: Committee reference ACE/41 Draft for comment66/14186 ISBN 580 00446 5 Foreword This BritishStandard has been prepared on the basis of the standard procedure for electrical diagrams for aircraft formula

3、ted by the Society of British Aerospace Companies. The standard makes reference to the following: BS3238, Graphical symbols for components of servo-mechanisms. BS3939, Graphical symbols for electrical power, telecommunications and electronics diagrams. NOTEWhere metric equivalents are shown in paren

4、theses after values in imperial units, the figures in imperial units are to be regarded as the standard. The metric equivalents are approximate; more accurate conversions should be based on the tables in BS350, “Conversion factors and tables”. A British Standard does not purport to include all the n

5、ecessary provisions of a contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. Summary of pages This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pagesi andii, page

6、s1 to3 and a back cover. This standard has been updated (see copyright date) and may have had amendments incorporated. This will be indicated in the amendment table on the inside front cover. Amendments issued since publication Amd. No. Date CommentsBSG207:1969 BSI 12-1999 i Contents Page Foreword I

7、nside front cover 1 Scope 1 2 Symbols 1 3 Presentation 1 4 Layout 1 5 Circuit condition 1 6 Titles 1 7 Terminal identification 1 8 Notes 2 9 Cable runs 2 10 Identification 2 11 Cross references 2 12 Colour coding 2 Appendix A Example of circuit diagram 3ii blankBSG207:1969 BSI 12-1999 1 1 Scope This

8、 BritishStandard provides for uniformity in the preparation of aircraft diagrams to allow the greatest ease of drawing consistent with the need for clear definition and legibility. It is intended that these drawings should be of a format suitable for use as production drawings or for reproduction in

9、 wiring diagram manuals. A diagram illustrating the application of the principles laid down in the standard is shown in Appendix A. 2 Symbols Symbols used in the preparation of aircraft electrical circuit diagrams shall be selected from those shown in BS3939, “Graphical symbols for electrical power,

10、 telecommunications and electronics diagrams” 1) , and BS3238 “Graphical symbols for components of servo-mechanisms”. 3 Presentation 3.1 Electrical diagrams shall be drawn to a size suitable for reproduction on11 in by16 in(280mm by405mm) sheets with the following margin limitations: The sheets may

11、be folded once to11 in by8“ in(280mm by215mm). It may be necessary to present the drawing on more than one sheet; in this connection attention is drawn to Clause11. NOTEAll dimensions quoted in this BritishStandard relate to11 in by16 in sheet sizes and should be proportionately increased in larger

12、sheets. 3.2 If a complex component appears more than once on a diagram it is only necessary to draw the symbol once. Repetitions of the component may be in the form of a box with the appropriately annotated connections only. 3.3 All symbols shall be drawn to a size compatible with legibility upon re

13、production. Component outlines where required shall be represented by the appropriate chain-dotted line. 3.4 Lines shall be sharp and dense to obtain good reproduction. As most diagrams will be altered in size on reproduction no exact thickness of line is specified. 4 Layout In general, electrical w

14、iring diagrams shall be laid out with the power supplies either at the left or top of the drawing. 5 Circuit condition 5.1 Circuits shall be drawn in the “aircraft-on-the-ground” condition with the main power off. In general, all switches shall be off and allrelays, solenoids and contactors shown in

15、 their de-energized state. Circuit-breakers shall be drawn in their closed condition. 5.2 Should it be necessary to deviate from this form of presentation a note shall be added to define clearly the state of the aircraft as applied to the particular diagram. For example, for automatic pilot cut-out

16、switches, such a note might read: Aircraft system in take-off state; Main power on; Flaps down, elevator gear change “in coarse”. 6 Titles 6.1 Captions for technical publication shall be along the bottom right-hand corner of the diagrams in letters which, when the drawing is reproduced to11in 16in(2

17、80mm 405mm) size, are0.125in(3.2mm) size. 6.2 All subtitles shall be situated centrally at the top of the appropriate group and every effort made to use a standard nomenclature; the word “EQUIPMENT” shall not be used as a group heading. An approximate location of all components shall be indicated. 6

18、3 Component titles shall be at least0.05in(1.27mm) high and may occupy more than one line. Where titles will not fit within the outline of components sufficient space to take the title shall be left either above or below the component symbol. 6.4 Component titles, subtitles and notes on diagrams sh

19、all not be underlined. 7 Terminal identification Numbers or letters associated with a symbol for a termination or numbered earth shall be0.05in(1.27mm) when reproduced. They should preferably appear within the symbol. Alternatively, where space permits, the letters or numbers may be placed immediate

20、ly outside the symbol. 1) Pending completion of BS3939 to include aircraft symbols, reference should be made also to the SBAC publication “Standard procedures and symbols for aircraft electrical diagrams”, obtainable from the Society of British Aerospace Companies,29 King Street, St. Jamess, London,

21、 S.W.1. Binding edge: 1.125in (29mm) Outer edge: 0.625in (16mm) Top and bottom edges:1.0in (25mm)BSG207:1969 2 BSI 12-1999 8 Notes All notes shall appear together in one part of the diagram, with suitable means of reference at the relevant positions on the diagram. 9 Cable runs 9.1 Electrical diagra

22、ms shall be drawn showing cables in straight line runs where possible. To this end, pin or terminal codes need not be arranged in alphabetical or numerical order, but varied where necessary in order that connecting cables may be shown running straight. 9.2 When several wires or conductors are shown

23、as parallel lines, they may be grouped with wider spacings between the groups. Normally, the minimum spacing between cables when reproduced should be0.10in(2.5mm). 10 Identification All wiring diagrams shall provide adequate information on cable sizes, cable specifications, components and circuit id

24、entification. 11 Cross references 11.1 In general, cross-reference information should be indicated on all electrical diagrams where the complete connection of a cable is not shown on one page but must be continued on another page. An arbitrary code number or character shall be assigned and printed i

25、n a triangle on each page adjacent to the appropriate connection and noted, together with the page number and an abbreviated circuit description of the cross-referenced page, under “Notes” or “Legend”. 11.2 Cross referencing should whenever possible be restricted to a minimum number of drawings so t

26、hat full information of a particular facet can be obtained from reference to not more than two drawings. 12 Colour coding When colour coding abbreviations are used, a key should be provided on the drawing.BS G 207:1969 BSI 12-1999 3 Appendix A Example of circuit diagramBS G 207:1969 BSI 389 Chiswick

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