Refused to provide an index to their product? Updates should appear on the cover sheet which functions like the index in aĬan you imagine any reliable and trustworthy publishing resource that Recent developments supporting actual real time updates.
#Revisions 1 update#
This is a perfect use of RSS web feeds which update in near real-time and In the architectural realm, tracking of this method makes sense for Disciplines, IMO, but not individual sheets. Perhaps it's something that comes from parts drawings and technical drafting rather than architectural so it makes more sense there. However, if you're up to R12 on a single sheet, you've still issued 12 revisions even if it is only for one sheet. His argument was that it keeps the revision numbers for the set lower.
The argument I've heard for tracking each sheet individually never made much sense to me, which probably explains why I've only seen one guy advocating for it in the last 15 years. The field will have R5 and R6 in their hands anyway, so you may as well only number the sheets that changed.
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The counter argument is that you're not going to be printing a full set each time you reissue a drawing - unless perhaps the set is very small - so this method falls down in the end. You simply don't know if R5 of A2.10 is concurrent with R6 of 2.11 or if you're missing R6 of 2.1, so you should place the number on every sheet. The argument I've heard against this method and for numbering each sheet in the set with the current revision number is the same as the one against tracking each sheet individually. I've seen all three but have seen the universal number with the revision number only on the sheets that changed the most often. Since you said design group, I'm assuming you're coming from the same realm. In relation to architectural drafting vs technical. "Lance W." wrote in I have always done "per package", that way there was never more than a Have a revision column with brief description next to sheets that were We do a by sheet, but update on the title sheet every time. > along the right side), not necessarliy clouding and adding the delta to > revision number, note, and date into the title block (architectural style > When I refer to "marked with the revision", I'm referring to placing the > is known that the whole set is current to that revision. > argues that the entire set should be marked with the revision so that it > only affected drawings are marked with the revision. > Another group argues that a rev is universal across a drawing set, but rev 1 on one drawing may be different than rev 1 on another). Some argue that each sheet has an independent revision record > My design group is in the midst of a debate regarding drawing revision Though I know plenty of places that do it per sheet also, as long as you areĬonsistent company wide and have good processes in place either is fine. Set gets reissued as Bob Subdivision Rev.
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