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GENERAL notes refer to all of the notes on the
drawing not accompanied by a leader and an arrowhead.
As used in this book, general notes for
a set of drawings covering one particular type of
work are placed on the first sheet of the set. They
should be placed a minimum of 3 in. below the
space provided for the revision block when the
conventional horizontal title block is used. When
the vertical title block is used, you may place
the general notes on the right side of the drawing.
General notes for architectural and structural
drawings may include, when applicable,
Figure 10-7.Common architectural symbols (for various materials) used in drawing sections and elevations.
Figure 10-8.-Architectural symbols (doors and windows).
Figure 10-9.-Weld symbols.
Figure 10-10.-Application of weld symbols. roof, floor, wind, seismic, and other loads, allowable soil pressure or pile-bearing capacity, and allowable unit stresses of all the construction materials used in the design. Notes for civil, mechanical, electrical, sanitary, plumbing, and similar drawings of a set may include, when applicable, References for vertical and horizontal control (including soundings) and basic specific design data.General notes may also refer to all of the notes grouped according to materials of construction in a tabular form called a SCHEDULE. Schedules for items like doors, windows, rooms, and footings are somewhat more detailed. Their formats will be presented later in this chapter. |
 
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