CP-Symbols Architectural

CP-Symbols Architectural

CP-Symbols
Architectural

 

 

 

 

Architecture – Wooden products include commonly used joinery elements of buildings and structures, for example, windows and doors.

Architecture – Wooden products contain the following categories of symbols:

  • windows (images to be placed on plans and views),
  • doors (images for placement on the plans – entrance and interior doors; on the views – entrance and interior doors, balconies).

 


 

Architecture – The interior contains elements of furnishing rooms, dishes, household appliances and so on.

Architecture – The interior contains the following categories of symbols:

  • main furniture (top and front views for beds, wardrobes, wardrobes),
  • kitchen furniture (top and front views for wall shelves and chests of drawers),
  • bathroom furniture (top and front views – for heated towel rails, fans and other things),
  • lighting (top and front views for table, ceiling and wall lamps),
  • other equipment (vases, carpets, fireplaces, humidifiers),
  • furniture and equipment (top and front views for TVs and complexes),
  • sets of furniture (tables with chairs),
  • plumbing elements (toilets, sinks),
  • plumbing elements (top and front views for baths, showers, washbasins),
  • household appliances (top and front views for hoods, refrigerators, stoves),
  • fire safety (hydrants),
  • cables, channels,
  • plants (top and front views – indoor flowers, roses, perennial plants, coniferous and deciduous trees and shrubs).

 


 

Mechanics – Marking includes the main designations used in mechanical engineering.

Architecture – Marking contains the following categories of symbols:

  • room markers,
  • level markers,
  • carpentry marks,
  • topographic marks,
  • Arrows
  • Inputs
  • Slopes.

 


 

 


 

Architecture – Safety and evacuation contains the basic conventions used on evacuation plans.

Architecture – Safety and evacuation contains the following categories of symbols:

  • ISO 7010 (exit signs, fire escape route signs, prescriptive signs, prohibitory signs, warning signs),
  • ISO 23601 (Fire or accident behaviour)
  • DIN (exit signs, fire escape route signs, prescriptive signs, prohibitory signs, warning signs DIN 4066, signs for transport with dangerous goods and first aid signs),
  • ASR A1.3 (tables A3, A4, signatures),
  • PN-92/N-01256 (evacuation exit signs, fire escape route signs, occupational safety and health signs, fire protection measurements),
  • safety and health signs (signs for transport with dangerous goods and first aid signs),
  • NORM,
  • LVS (evacuation exit signs, fire escape route signs, prescriptive signs, prohibitory signs, warning signs),
  • NORSOK (evacuation exit signs, fire escape route signs, prescriptive signs, prohibitory signs, warning signs),
  • Information boards (petrol stations, chair lifts),
  • Marking with the application of cargo handling (for example, the permissible height of stowage),
  • ISO 6790 – Fire protection

 


 

Flowcharts and diagrams include basic notations used in flowcharts in many industries.

Flowcharts and diagrams contain the following categories of legends:

  • algorithms (basic symbols, loops and data processing, I/O devices, storage and memory, relationship determinants, counters),
  • functional diagrams (symbols, for example, action, initial step, order, connections, branches, pulsation timer),
  • network (computer networks – scanners, sockets, terminals;
  • network locations, servers, servers in racks, as well as faxes, mobile phones, etc.),
  • BPMN – Business Process Modeling Notation, a system for building business processes (events, entities, tasks, task markers, task types, data),
  • people
  • much more (arrows, intersections),
  • relationships between elements (one to many, zero to one),
  • examples (network diagram, quadratic equation solution algorithm, functional diagram, circuit block diagram, processnetwork block diagram, BPMN diagram).

 


 

 

The CP-Symbols module also contains the following general-purpose commands:

  • Lines (pipes, channels, cables) – to create schematic representations of various networks.
  • Frames and Tables – A library of standard frames, stamps, formats, and tables.
  • Attributes and descriptions are used to assign values to various conventions.
  • Bill of Materials – to create a specification of the elements used in the drawing.

 


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  • Set of CAD symbols for different industries
  • Comprehensive design software

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  • Ability to purchase a separate library, a set of libraries for a specific industry and all available libraries (Suite)
  • Access to the libraries of most well-known manufacturers
  • Compatible with the latest CAD systems
  • Extended library of standard symbols and parametric objects
  • Ability to create specifications
  • Advanced diagram and diagram editor

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  • Ability to self-expand databases
  • Tools for detailed description and detail of the project
  • Compatible with the latest CAD systems
  • Bom Creation Wizard
  • Additional editing commands

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