As an international standard for prefabricated structure assembly drawings, the technical evolution of ISO 4172:2024 is mainly reflected in the collaborative requirements between three-dimensional models and two-dimensional drawings. Compared with the 1991 version, the new version of the standard mainly updates the following contents:
| Technical dimension | 1991 version | 2024 version |
|---|---|---|
| Drawing type | Positioning drawing | General arrangement drawing (including BIM LOD200-300 requirements) |
| Line type specification | 4 basic line types | Expanded to 6 line types (new type 01.3/02.3) |
| Tolerance annotation | Reference to ISO 2768 | Synchronize with ISO 14405 GPS standard |
The standard establishes a five-level drawing structure:
Specially stipulates that cutting planes must use type 01.3 extra thick solid lines, and hidden components use type 02.2 thick dashed lines. Grid lines need to be distinguished:
In the Building Information Modeling environment, the standard recommends the use of the ISO 81346-12 reference identification system. Component coding should include:
[Main code]-[Additional code]-[Serial number] Example: W-E1-LEVEL2-003 (type E1 wall panel, located on the 2nd floor, numbered 003)
Special attention should be paid to the coordinated application with ISO 7519 to ensure the consistency of information level transmission.
The standard requires that both manufacturing tolerance and construction tolerance be marked, where:
Typical node details should include process descriptions such as welding/bolting (see Figure 8/9 for examples).

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