GB/T 16902.1-1997

Abolished

Rules for the presentation of graphical symbols--Graphical symbols for use on equipment--Part 1: Greation of graphical symbols

图形符号表示规则 设备用图形符号 第1部分:图形符号的形成

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
01.080.01
CCS
A22
Status
Abolished
Issue Date
1986-12-20
Implementation
1997-12-01
Centralized Committee
N/A
Issuing Authority
N/A

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies the rules for creating graphical symbols intended for use on equipment, covering design principles, composition, and meaning. It is applied in China across various industries, including manufacturing, electronics, and consumer products, to ensure that symbols on equipment controls, displays, and labels are consistent and understandable. The standard is used during the design and testing phases to guide engineers in developing new symbols or modifying existing ones for clear communication.

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