GB/T 10001.4-2009 Information Graphic Symbols for Signs Public **** Part 4: Sports and Fitness Symbols
GB/T 10001.5-2006 Information Graphic Symbols for Signs Public **** Part 5: Shopping Symbol
GB/T 10001.6- 2006 Public **** Information Graphic Symbols for Signs Part 6: Healthcare Symbols
GB/T 10001.9-2008 Public **** Information Graphic Symbols for Signs Part 9: Accessibility Symbols
GB/T 10001.10-2014 Public **** Information Graphic Symbols Part 10: Universal Symbol Elements
GB/T 16903.1-2008 Rules for the representation of graphic symbols for signs Part 1: Design principles for graphic symbols for public **** information
GB/T 16903.2-2008 Rules for the representation of graphic symbols for signs Part 2: Test procedures
GB/T 5845.2-2008 Urban public **** traffic signs Part 2: General Graphic symbols and safety signs
GB/T 5845.4-2008 Urban public **** traffic signs Part 4: Graphic symbols for means of operation, stations (wharves) and routes
GB/T 14479-1993 Graphic symbols for sensor diagrams
GB/T 3894.6-1984 Graphic symbols for ships' layout diagrams Life-saving equipment
GB/T 3894.6-1984 Graphic symbols for ships' layout diagrams
GB/T 3894.6-1984 Graphic symbols for ship layout diagrams Life-saving equipment
GB/T 3894.9-1986 Graphical symbols for ship layout drawings Cargo handling equipment
GB/T 4791-2005 Graphical symbols for ship piping accessories
GB/T 27889-2011 Ship and marine technology Navigation terms, acronyms, graphical symbols and concepts
GB/T 3895-1983 Ships Graphical symbols for deck dressings and insulating materials
GB/T 4299-2008 Graphical symbols for ship ventilation systems
GB/T 28443-2012 Graphical symbols for navigation electronic maps
GB/T 17349.2-1998 Graphical symbols for automotive diagnostic systems for road vehicles
GB/T 11797- 2005 Graphical symbols for road traffic accident scenes 2005 Road traffic accident scene graphic symbols
GB/T 24362-2009 Earthquake public **** information graphic symbols and signs
GB/T 4728.1-2005 Electrical sketch with graphic symbols Part 1: General requirements
GB/T 4728.2-2005 Electrical sketch with graphic symbols Part 2: Symbols Elements, qualifying symbols and other commonly used symbols
GB/T 4728.3-2005 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 3: Conductors and connections
GB/T 4728.4-2005 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 4: Basic passive components
GB/T 4728.5-2005 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 5: Semiconductor tubes and semiconductors
GB/T 4728.5-2005 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 6: Semiconductor tubes, semiconductor tubes and other common symbols Part 5: Semiconductor tubes and electron tubes
GB/T 4728.6-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 6: generation and conversion of electrical energy
GB/T 4728.7-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 7: switching, control and protection devices
GB/T 4728.8-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 8: measurement, control and protection devices
GB/T 4728.8-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 9: measurement, control and protection devices
GB/T 4728.8-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 10: measurement of the power supply GB/T 4728.8-2008 Graphical symbols for electrical drawings Part 8: Measuring instruments, lamps and signaling devices
GB/T 4728.9-2008 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 9: Telecommunications switching and peripheral equipment
GB/T 4728.10-2008 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 10: Telecommunication transmission
GB/T 4728.11-2008 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Part 10: Telecommunication transmission
GB/T 4728.11-2008 Graphical symbols for electrical sketches Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 11: building installation layout
GB/T 4728.12-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 12: binary logic components
GB/T 4728.13-2008 Electrical sketch with graphical symbols Part 13: analog components
GB/T 5465.1->2009 Graphical symbols for electrical equipment
GB/T 5465.1->2009 Graphical symbols for electrical equipment
GB/T 4728.10-2008 Graphical symbols for electrical sketch with Part 10: telecommunications transmission 2009 Electrical Equipment Graphical Symbols Part 1: Overview and Classification
GB/T 5465.2-2008 Electrical Equipment Graphical Symbols Part 2: Graphical Symbols
GB/T 5465.11-2007 Basic Rules for Electrical Equipment Graphical Symbols Part 1: Generation of Prototype Symbols
GB/T 23371.2- 2009 Basic rules for graphical symbols for electrical equipment Part 2: the form and use of arrows
GB/T 23371.3-2009 Basic rules for graphical symbols for electrical equipment Part 3: application guidelines
GB/T 15192-2008 Graphical symbols for textile machinery
GB/T 24340-2009 Industrial machinery /p>
GB/T 24742-2009 Technical Product Documentation Graphical symbols for process flow charts
GB/T 4270-1999 Technical Documentation Thermal Engineering Graphical Symbols and Character Codes
GB/T 16901.1-2008 Graphical Symbols for Technical Documentation Representation Rules Part 1: Basic Rules
GB/T 16901.3-2009 Rules for graphical symbols for technical documents Part 3: Classification of connection points and networks and their coding
GB/T 6567.4-2008 Graphical symbols for piping systems in technical drawings Valves and control elements
GB/T 6567.3-2008 Graphical symbols for piping systems in technical drawings Pipes
GB/T 6567.2-2008 Technical drawing of piping system graphic symbols piping
GB/T 6567.5-2008 Technical drawing of piping system graphic symbols piping, fittings and valves, and other graphic symbols of the axonometric drawing
GB/T 6567.1-2008 Technical drawing of the piping system graphic symbols basic principles
GB/T 24746-2009 Technical drawing Graphical symbols for bonding, bending and extruding joints
GB/T 20063.1-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 1: General information and indexing
GB/T 20063.2-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 2: General application of symbols
GB/T 20063.3-2006 Graphical symbols for sketch diagrams Part 3: Connections and related devices
GB/T 20063.4-2006 Graphical symbols for sketch diagrams Part 4: Regulators and their related devices
GB/T 20063.5-2006 Graphical symbols for sketch diagrams Part 5: Measuring and control devices
GB/T 20063.6-2006 Graphical Symbols for Sketch Diagrams Part 6: Measurement and Control Functions
GB/T 20063.7-2006 Graphical Symbols for Sketch Diagrams Part 7: Basic Mechanical Components
GB/T 20063.8-2006 Graphical Symbols for Sketch Diagrams Part 8: Valves and Dampers
GB/T 20063.9-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 9: Pumps, compressors and blowers
GB/T 20063.10-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 10: Flow power converters
GB/T 20063.11-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 11: Heat exchangers and heat engine components
GB/T 20063.11-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 12: Heat exchangers and heat engine components
GB/T 20063.11-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 13: Heat engines p>GB/T 20063.12-2006 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 12: Separation, purification and mixing devices
GB/T 20063.13-2009 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 13: Material processing equipment
GB/T 20063.14-2009 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 14: Material transportation and handling equipment
GB/T 20063.14-2009 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 14: Material transportation and handling equipment
GB/T 20063.14-2009 Graphical symbols for sketches Part 14: Material transportation and handling equipment
GB/T 20063.15-2009 Graphical symbols for sketch drawings Part 15: Installation diagrams and network diagrams
GB/T 28424-2012 Graphical symbols and legends for traffic television monitoring system equipment
GB/T 4476.2-2008 Drawing of metal hulls Part 2: Graphical symbols
GB/T 12529.1-2008 Graphical Symbols and Designators for Grocery and Oil Industry Part 1: General Part
GB/T 12529.2-2008 Graphical Symbols and Designators for Grocery and Oil Industry Part 2: Rice Milling Industry
GB/T 12529.3-2008 Graphical Symbols and Designators for Grocery and Oil Industry Part 3: Flouring Industry
GB/T 12529.3-2008 Graphical Symbols and Designators for Grocery and Oil Industry Part 3: Flouring Industry
GB/T 12529.4-2008 Graphical Symbols and Designators for Grocery and Oil Industry Part 4: Oil and Fat IndustryGB/T 12529.5-2010 Graphical Symbols and Designators for Grocery and Oil Industry Part 5: Warehousing Industry
GB/T 7227-2006 Graphical Symbols for Forestry Machinery
GB/T 786.1- 2009 2009 Graphical symbols and circuit diagrams of fluid transmission systems and components Part 1: Graphical symbols for general purposes and data processing
GB/T 18024.1-2009 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 1: General
GB/T 18024.2-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 2: Graphical symbols of support and pillar of coal mine
GB/T 7227-2006 Forestry Machinery GB/T 18024.3-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 3: Graphical symbols for mining machinery
GB/T 18024.4-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 4: Graphical symbols for underground transportation machinery
GB/T 18024.5-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 5: Graphical symbols for underground transportation machinery
GB/T 18024.6-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery GB/T 18024.5-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 5: Graphical symbols for hoisting and surface production machinery
GB/T 18024.6-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 6: Graphical symbols for surface mine machinery
GB/T 18024.7-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 7: Graphical symbols for pressurizers, ventilators and pumps
GB/T 18024.7-2010 Graphical symbols for technical documents of coal mine machinery Part 7: Graphical symbols for pressurizers, ventilators and pumps
GB 15365-2008 Graphical symbols for motorcycle and moped manipulators, indicators and signaling devices
GB/T 24671-2009 Agricultural irrigation equipment Graphical symbols for pressurized irrigation systems
GB/T 9238-2010 Graphical symbols for balancing machines and their instruments and meters
GB 15052-2010 Crane safety signs and hazard graphic symbols General
GB/T 25195.1-2010 Crane graphic symbols Part 1: General
GB/T 25195.2-2010 Crane graphic symbols Part 2: Mobile cranes
GB/T 25195.3-2010 Crane graphic symbols Part 2: Mobile cranes
GB/T 25195.4-2010 Crane graphic symbols Part 2: Mobile cranes Part 2: Mobile cranes
GB/T 25195.5-2010 Crane graphic symbols Part 2: Mobile cranes 2010 Graphical symbols for cranes Part 3: Tower cranes
GB 24928-2010 Graphical symbols for maneuvering parts, indicators and signaling devices of all-terrain vehicles
GB/T 16273.1-2008 Graphical symbols for equipment Part 1: General symbols
GB/T 16273.4-2010 Graphical symbols for equipment Part 4: symbols with arrows
GB/T 16273.5-2002 Graphical symbols for equipment Part 5: General symbols for plastic machinery
GB/T 16273.6-2003 Graphical symbols for equipment Part 6: General symbols for transportation, vehicle testing and loading machinery
GB/T 16273.7-2010 Graphical symbols for equipment Part 7: General symbols for dental equipment
Graphical symbols for equipment are mainly used to indicate the operation or display the function or working status of the equipment through graphical forms, and their data are characterized as follows:
a) The complexity of the geometric shapes is in between that of the graphical symbols for signs and that of the graphical symbols for technical documents;
b) The line width of the symbols is almost always greater than that of the line width of the graphical symbols for technical documents;
The line width of the symbols is greater than that of the line width of the technical documents. the line width of the graphic symbols for technical documentation;
c) the graphic entities are vectorizable;
d) all graphic symbols for equipment are given with corner symbols with a regular geometric appearance. The square defined by the four corner symbols has a uniform size.
Extended information:
. p>Technical documentation with graphic symbols mainly through the graphic form to indicate the object and (or) function, or to indicate the production, inspection and installation of specific instructions, its data characteristics are as follows:
a) its geometry in the three types of graphic symbols in the most concise, more abstract, conceptualization;
b) graphic entities belong to the CAD format of the vector graphics;
c) the symbols of size does not Fixed, no regular geometric appearance. Its size depends on the requirements of engineering drawing.
Graphic symbols for signs are graphic symbols used on graphic signs to indicate information about public ****, safety, traffic, packaging, storage and transportation, such as road traffic signs, fire safety signs, public **** information signs. The database of this website contains 33 national standards **** containing graphic symbols for signs, and 910 graphic symbols for signs ****.
Graphic symbols for signs are mainly used to express certain things or concepts through visual images combined with symbols, colors, geometrical shapes (or borders) and other elements, and their data features are as follows:
a) geometrical shapes are complex and similar to the image of the entity itself (e.g., people, animals, trees, flowers, plants, automobiles and airplanes, etc.);
b) graphic symbols for signs contain color information. Graphic symbols contain color information. Color information generally serves as a reminder, warning and prohibition. The color information in graphic symbols for logos is mainly red, green, yellow, blue, black, white and other colors;
c) most of the symbols themselves are in the form of a large filled area, which cannot be vectorized;
d) graphic symbols for logos have a regular geometric frame. The main shapes of the outer frame are square, rhomboid square, circle, square triangle, and rectangle. Signs of the same shape have a uniform size and dimensions. In safety signs the shape is combined with a specific safety color to convey a clear safety message, e.g., yellow equilateral triangles indicate a warning.
Signs accompany all kinds of human activities, and human society and culture are formed with the help of symbols. Among the various symbol systems, language is the most important and the most complex symbol system. Linguist Saussure believes that a symbol consists of two inseparable components, the reference (i.e., a set of language expression speech or a set of printing, writing marks) and the reference (i.e., as a symbol of the meaning of the concept or idea).
While the verbal sign is "arbitrary", there is no fixed natural connection between the denotation of a word and its referent, except in the case of onomatopoeic constructions. According to Cahill, a semiotic aesthetician, "art can be defined as a symbolic language", a formal symbolic language of our thoughts and feelings. Every artistic image can be said to be a symbol or system of symbols with a specific meaning.
In order to understand the work of art, it is necessary to understand the image of art; and in order to understand the image of art, it is necessary to understand the conception of the In Cahill's view, the symbol as a form of reference to the object, its unifying function has the role of generating human nature and shaping the culture of mankind.
In a cognitive system, symbols are images that refer to a certain meaning, which can be graphic images, word combinations, sound signals, architectural shapes, or even a kind of ideology and culture, or a current event. For example, "=" is a symbol of equivalence in mathematics, and "Forbidden City" is a symbol of imperial power in ancient China.
Overall, the meaning of a symbol is a kind of "characteristic remembrance", just like a nickname is a name that is easy to remember and easy to recognize.
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