DIN 824-1981 Technical drawings Folding to filing size《技术制图 按归档规格折叠》.pdf

1、DC 744.427 ; 744.8 DEUTSCHE NORM March 1981 I I Technical drawings Folding to filing size l I 824 Technische Zeichnungen; Faltung auf Ablageformat For connection with International Standard IS0 5487 published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), see Explanations. Dimensions i

2、n mm 1 Scope and purpose This standard applies to the folding of reproductions of technical drawings and its purpose is to ensure that the folded material can be stored in files and folders con- forming to DIN 821 Part 1. It can also be applied for other technical documents, as appropriate. 2 Concep

3、ts Retaining strip The retaining strip is a perforated strip additionally attached at the left to the + basic fold instead of the +filing margin. Filing format The filing format within the meaning of this standard is A4 conforming to DIN 476. Cover side The cover side is that side of the folded mate

4、rial which faces the user (reader). Folding mode The folding mode determines the execution of the fold- ing, e.g. folding for filing with or without retention. Folded material The folded material within the meaning of this standard comprises technical documents, eg. drawings in the A3 format and lar

5、ger in the folded condition. Folding edge The folding edge is the edge imparted to the + folded material in the process of folding. Folding length The folding length is the length of an interval on the + folded material as measured in the folding direction. Basic fold The basic fold is the bottom fo

6、ld which is provided with a perforation; it includes the filing margin. Filing margin The filing margin is an area at the bottom left-hand side of the -+ basic fold which, for example, takes the per- foration for retaining the folded drawing in a file. Longitudinal folding (Leporello folding) Longit

7、udinal folding is a (zig-zag) folding method in which the -+ folded material is folded alternately for- wards and backwards towards the -+ cover side. The + folding edges run parallel to the shorter sides of the unfolded format. Cross folding Cross folding is a folding method in which the + folding

8、edges run parallel to the longer sides of the unfolded format. Residual fold Residual folds result in certain cases of longitudinal and cross folding as a remainder of the sum of the individual folding lengths. Oblique fold The oblique fold is a fold made for the purpose of exposing the perforation

9、and does not extend over the entire length of side of the + folded material. N o te : The following are alternatives to the oblique fold for machine foidings: e.g. filing margin trimmed off at top; filing fold opened out at bottom; filing margin with multiple.notching; filing strip stuck on. Stackin

10、g fold Stacking folds are the folds, excluding the + basic fold, which are necessary for obtaining the + filing format. Intermediate fold Intermediate folds are made at some point between the -+ basic fold and the + cover side for obtaining the -+ filing format. Continued on pages 2 to 4 For Explana

11、tions see page 2 DIN 824 Engl. Price group 5 Sales No. 0105 Sole Sale rights of German Standards (DIN-Normen) are with Beuth Verlag GmbH, Berlin 30 09.92 Page2 DIN824 3 Designation Designation of a type A folding for filing with retention and with foled-out filing margin (A), with fourfold perforati

12、on (4): Folding DIN 824 -A - 4 Designation of a type B folding for filing with retention and with additionally applied filing margin (BI: Designation of a type C folding for filing without reten- tion (Cl: Folding DIN 824 - B Folding DIN 824 - C 4 Requirements 4.1 Filing format For the filing format

13、 the dimensions and permissible deviations in accordance with figures 1 to 3 apply. No permissible deviations are specified for the dimensions of the individual folds; only conformity with the filing format is mandatory. Figure 1. Type A Figure 2. Type B The folded material must be capable of being

14、unfolded and refolded whilst retained in the file. L 210: J Figure 3. Type C 4.2 Position of title bbck The title block must be positioned on the cover side of the folded material in the reading direction and in the bottom right-hand corner (figures 1 to 3). 4.3 Perforation For type A the perforatio

15、n must conform to DIN821 Part 21). For type B the additionally applied retaining strip must allow retention in accordance with DIN 821 Part 2. No te: Commercial type hole reinforcements are recommendable. 4.4 Machine folding and hand folding The specifications in subclauses 4.1 to 4.3 apply to both

16、machine folding and hand folding. Clause 5 applies additionally to hand folding. 1) Twofold or fourfold perforation must be stated sepa- rately. Further standards DIN 476 Trimmed sizes of paper DIN 821 Part 1 Files and folders; dimensions DIN 821 Part 2 Files and folders; perforations for retaining

17、documents in files; dimensions and arrangement DIN 823 Technical drawings; sheet sizes DIN 6771 Part 1 Title blocks for drawings; plans and lists Explanations The various ways of filing technical documents as provided in DIN 821 Part 1 - Files and folders, dimensions - have made it necessary to revi

18、se the 1956 edition of DIN 824. As thesametime consideration was also given to developments in the field of mechanical folding. ISORC 10BC 1 has started work on the subject of the folding of technical drawings. This work will be dealt with in close conjunction with IS0 5457. The discussion on draft

19、DIN IS0 5457 Technical drawings; formats and design of preprinted drawing sheets” has still not been concluded owing to the rejection of the IS0 Standard by Germany and some other countries. This standard therefore refers to DIN 823. The standard on preprinted drawing sheets now in preparation will

20、probably not have any repercussions on this standard. DIN824 Page3 5 Hand folding 5.1 Folding conforming to type A, with folded-out, perforated filing margin for filing with retention Format 2 AO 1189 X 1682 AO 841 X 1189 Al 594 x 84 A2 420 X 594 A3 297 X 420 Folding diagram Intermediate fold Title

21、block ?l 7 6 543 Intermediate fold *l 5c3 1 intermediate fold .I 210 192 192 Longitudinal foldim f7 Cross folding Page4 DIN824 5.2 Folding conforming to type C for filing without retention, ag. in boxa or wallets Format 2 AO 189 X 1682 AO 841 X 1189 Al 594 x 841 A2 420 X 594 A3 297 X 420 Folding diagram Longitudinal fold8 Title blkk 54321 321 1 I Longitudinal foldina Cross folding