NF EN 61355 : 1997

INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 Classification of document kinds
    4.1 General
    4.2 Document kind classification code
          4.2.1 Basic principle of classification of
                  document kinds
          4.2.2 Layout of document kind classification
                  code (DCC)
    4.3 Assigning document kinds to classes
          4.3.1 Classification method
          4.3.2 Classification of established document
                  kinds
          4.3.3 Classification of non-established
                  document kinds
          4.3.4 Classification of composite document kinds
5 Designation of documents
6 Document sets
7 Application guidelines
    7.1 Tools for communication about document interchange
    7.2 Application of document designation for
          identification purposes
Tables
A.1 Code letters for technical areas
A.2 DCC and descriptions of document kind classes
B.1 Document kinds used in electrotechnology
C.1 Letter code for forms of presentation
Figures
1 Classification structure of document kinds
2 Structure of document kind classification code
3 Principle of document designation
4 Examples of structures of a system and the system-
    related structure of the documentation
5 Designation of document pages
6 Example of presentation of document-related information
    in a title field
D.1 Document interchange list, general part
D.2 Document interchange list, object-related part
D.3 Document interchange list, filled-in example
Annexes
A Tables for code letters
B Established document kinds with short descriptions
C Additional information about document kinds for
    communication purposes
D Document interchange list
E Bibliography
ZA Normative references to international publications with
    their corresponding European publications
                 

   

Gives rules and guidance for classifying and designation of documents, together with a basis for agreements regarding preparation of a structured documentation, mainly for larger installations, such as plants, including systems and equipment. Describes all technical areas and is available for further developing of documents and document systems. Also provides guidelines for applications eg communication in the documentation and document identifying field. Includes non-technical areas as appropriate during the engineering process.