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GB/T 51218-2017 in English

GB/T 51218-2017 in English

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Standard for basic terminology of engineering design of machinery industry

  • Issued on:2017-01-21
  • Implemented on:2017-07-01
  • File Format:PDF
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Introduction

This standard provides fundamental terminology related to the design of mechanical engineering projects. It covers a wide range of concepts, definitions, and classifications essential for the planning, execution, and management of mechanical engineering designs. The content is structured to ensure clarity and consistency in the use of terms across various stages of project development. It addresses key areas such as design processes, technical specifications, system integration, and safety requirements. The standard is intended to support professionals in the field by offering a unified reference for terminology, facilitating communication and collaboration among stakeholders. It includes definitions related to design phases, materials, equipment, and construction methods. The language used is precise and tailored to meet the needs of engineers, designers, and other professionals involved in mechanical engineering projects. This standard serves as a foundational resource for ensuring uniformity in terminology and enhancing the quality of design documentation and project outcomes.

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