As an alternative standard to DL/T 5347-2006, NB/T 10883.1-2023 mainly adapts to the development needs of 3D design technology, adds color drawing specifications and 3D drawing chapters, adjusts the drawing extension size and title bar format, and the revisions involve 12 key technical points.
| Dimensions | 2006 Edition | 2023 Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Three-dimensional drawing | Not included | New independent chapter (Chapter 6) |
| Drawing size | Long side lengthened by 1/2 times | Allowed to lengthen by 1/4 times (Table 3.1.3) |
| Line types | 8 categories | 11 categories (newly added thick double-dotted dash line, etc.) |
| Font requirements | HZTXT font | Cancel the mandatory requirement of HZTXT |
Frame format:Clearly define the principles for selecting horizontal/vertical frames (Clause 3.1.1), and add the requirement of extending the center mark by 5mm (Clause 3.1.5).
Title bar:Foreign-related projects require Chinese and foreign language comparison (Figure 3.2.2-4), and the modification column should record version changes (Clause 3.2.4).
The model is required to be built based on actual size (Clause 6.0.1), support multi-view observation and 2D drawing generation, and it is recommended to divide the modeling area according to profession (Clause 6.0.2).
Surface drawing: Parallel lines are used for cylinders (Figure 4.7.2), and radial lines are used for cones (Figure 4.7.3).
Elevation annotation method: Three attenuation lines are required for water surface elevation (Figure 5.3.7-3), and the characteristic water level should be marked with the name.
Transition plan: It is recommended to complete the design template update before November 26, 2023, with key adjustments:
Common problems: When marking the pile number (Clause 5.3.8), it is necessary to add distinguishing marks when multiple systems coexist, and the axis turning points should be marked repeatedly.
NB/T 10883.1-2023 Hydropower Engineering Drawing Standards Part 1: Basic Drawing has been changed from DL/T 5347-2006 Drawing standard for base of hydropower and water conservancy project.

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