Engineering Drawing Standards Manual 2017
Charlotte Land Development Standards Manual (CLDSM) Includes Charlotte extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) unless specified otherwise. The Charlotte Land Development Standards Manual is a dynamic document that is updated periodically.
Engineering Drawing Standards Manual
It is the responsibility of the user to make sure the most recent standards are being specified. The current manual is available via download only from this website. Hard copies or CDs are no longer available from the City. The standards contained in this manual are approved by the City Engineer for use in the City of Charlotte and ETJ unless otherwise noted on the individual details. Click this Notify Me icon to sign up to receive e-mail or text notifications of revisions and updates to the CLDSM. Upcoming Revision to the CLDSM - July 31, 2018 (.includes addn'l edits to draft details added July 16th) The Charlotte Land Development Standards Manual (CLDSM) committee has determined that updates are required to various CLDSM details.
Engineering Drawing Standards
The revision (No. 17) is proposed to be effective as of July 31, 2018. For the months of June and July, the draft revised details will be available below in a PDF file format public review and comment.
Prior to Tuesday, July 24, 2018, please provide any feedback or comments on the proposed changes via e-mail to Brendan Smith, E&PM Land Development Division at .
Drawing Standards Conventions are essential for clear, unambiguous written, oral, and graphical communication. Drawings are used by engineers and manufacturing technologists to communicate their ideas and hence good engineering drawings follow conventions which are referred to as drawing standards. The American National Standards Engineering Drawing and Related Documentation Practices (ASME Y14/ANSI Y14) contains the most widely accepted set of engineering drawing standards in the United States. In addition, an individual company may have its own standards which supercede ASME Y14 to define conventions used by that company. A set of working drawings is a set of drawings which contain all the information needed to manufacture a product.
It includes information needed to fabricate each part, specify all standard components, and assemble the parts and standard components into the product. The Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering, and Manufacturing Technology has a set of standards for construction of working drawings. The guidelines in the take precedence over those in ASME Y14. Documentation practices in ASME Y14 shall be followed if those practices are not addressed in the Department Standards for Working Drawings. SolidWorks Drawing Templates Templates for SoildWorks drawings which conform to the Department Standards for Working Drawings are available on the College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management computer network in the folder Y: MMEM Dept Drawing Standards. The available files are.
MMEM Standard Drawing Template - Size A.slddrt. MMEM Standard Drawing Template - Size B.slddrt.
MMEM Bill Of Materials Template.sldbomtbt. MMEM Revision Table Template.sldrevtbt.