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INTERNATIONAL AND

NATIONAL STANDARDS ON

DIMENSIONAL

COORDINATION,

MODULAR COORDINATION,

TOLERANCES AND JOINTS

IN BUILDING

August 1979

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INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL STANDARDS ON

DIMENSIONAL COORDINATION, MODULAR COORDINATION,

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Hans J. Milton

Building Economics and Regulatory Technology Division

Center for Building Technology

National Engineering Laboratory

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D C. 20234

August 1979

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Juanita M. Kreps, Secretary

Luther H. Hodges, Jr., Under Secretary

Jordan J. Baruch, Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS. Ernest Ambler. Director

ABSTRACT

This Interim Report lists international, regional (multi-national), and

national standards dealing with the principles and practical application

of modular and dimensional coordination in building, including joints

and tolerances.

The document shows the widespread adoption of the international building

module (M) , of 100 mm, as a basis for dimensional standardization in

building design, production and construction. The listing comprises a total of 26 international and regional standards (ISO, COPANT, ICAITI)

,

and well over 500 foreign national standards. Where available, brief

summaries of contents have been included, as well as titles or subtitles

in English. Appendixes are included to illustrate international cooperation on the subject, and include a multi-lingual vocabulary for twenty

of the key terms used in modular coordination.

The main purpose of the report is to assist the U.S. building and con- struction community with information on international precedent and thus

facilitate decisionmaking relative to standards for dimensional (modular)

coordination in building. The document may also aid exporters of building

products and/or technical services.

The Interim Report will be submitted to foreign national standards bodies

for review and amplification in those areas where incomplete information

is available; and a revised version will be issued.

Key words

:

Building module; dimensional coordination; metric design and

construction; modular coordination; standards.
Acknowledgements

Information that has contributed to this Report was obtained from a number

of sources, with suitable acknowledgements provided throughout the document.

The principal information sources were:

1. Publications of the International Organization for Standardization [ISO]

,

including

a. ISO MEMENTO 1978

(Information on member bodies of ISO, including titles and scope of

work of relevant Technical Divisions, Technical Committees, Subcommittees and Working Groups)

b. ISO CATALOGUE 1978 and Supplements 1 to 3

(Listing of ISO Standards and Recommendations including designations,

number of pages, and titles)

c. PARTICIPATION IN ISO COMMITTEES

(Tabular listing of national membership and participation in ISO

Technical Divisions and Technical Committees)

d. ISO BULLETINS

(Relevant information on ISO activities and changes in membership)

2. The National Bureau of Standards [NBS] Collection of Standards

The collection of the NBS Standards Information Service in the National

Engineering Laboratory, Office of Standards Information, Analysis and

Development, includes over 250,000 standards, specifications, test methods,

codes, and recommended practices issued by U.S., foreign national, and

international standardizing bodies.

(A large number of the standards listed in this document have been

accessed and examined directly)

3. Standards Catalogs, Yearbooks, or Lists issued by foreign national

standardizing bodies

(Where such documents are referenced, the latest available year of issue

is indicated)

4. Information obtained during a visit to the Standards Library of the

British Standards Institution [BSI] , London, England, in January 1979,

to obtain data not available at the National Bureau of Standards.

Some useful comparative information on the worldwide status, in 1972, of

modular coordination standards (international organizations and 34 national

standards bodies) is contained in a document entitled: "Modulordnung

,

Toleranzen, Fugen und Verbindungen : Teil III - Weltweite Liste der Normen,"

(Modular co-ordination, tolerances, joints and jointing: Part III - Worldwide listing of standards); Hochschule fur Angewandte Kunst, Wien (Vienna),

1972; 14 pages.

The research project was sponsored by the Bundesministerium fur Raumordnung,

Bauwesen und Stadtebau, Bonn, Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Federal Ministry

of Housing, Building and Planning, Bonn, Germany); compiled by Dr. Heidrun

Bauer and Dipl. Ing. Heiner Fiirst, Wien; and coordinated by the FachnormenausschuB Bauwesen, Deutsches Institut fur Normung [DIN] e.V.

,

Berlin.

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PREFACE

The need for an agreed system of cLLm2.nAi.0nal noordination in building ha

s

been recognized in all countries where the. tzchniaal d2.v2lopm2.nt 0 f the

building industry hat, reached a certain level of mechanization , im.2Ap2.ctive

of the country '

a

economic, Aocial or technical policies in other fields.

The AyAtematic A election of coordinating dimenAionA derived from a baAic

module becomeA the generally accepted meant for the coordination 0 f prefabricated components and site-produced elements and , simultaneously , the

rationalization of the range of component sizes

.

It has been recognized that some aspects of modern building technology in

different countries are tending to converge as greater industrialization is

introduced into the building process. A popular area of convergence is

that encompassing building dimensions and product sizes. Therefore, much

could be gained by reaching international agreements on common approaches to

dimensional coordination, based on a generally agreed building module, as mil as selected preferred multiples of such a module, during the past

30 years, there has been significant international collaboration in the

development of concepts and standards for dimensional/modular coordination.

The basic module of 100 mm, which in international standards is also represented by the symbol 1 M' , has emerged as the universally preferred basic

unit of size, and has been given greater weight by its endorsement during the

conversion to metric units in English-speaking countries. It generally has

been found in these countries that the change to metric dimensional coordination in conjunction w.lth the change to SI is what really makes the conversion

effort worthwhile in the construction community.

The ideas that have led to dimensional coordination in building were pioneered in the United States. The first standards dealing with the coordination of dimensions , based on the 4” building module, were issued in 1945.

The impending change to SI in the U.S. offers the building community the

great opportunity to combine the dimensional coordination experience at

the national and international level with the conversion process. The fact

that the U.S. is the last major nation to adopt the metric system gives it

the unique chance to develop up-to-date, simple, and internationally com- patible standards for dimensional coordination in building.

As a first step in this process, it is desirable to assess the extent of

international, regional (multi-national) , and national standardization in

this subject area around the world. This document is intended to provide a reference base listing standards on dimensional/modular coordination, derived

product standards showing coordinating sizes, and drawing practice standards

witch include techniques of communication in dimensional coordination.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Abstract . . iii

Acknowledgments iv

Preface v Table of Contents vi

Summary of Findings viii

Background ............... . . 1

Purpose of the Document ..... 2 Summary of Contents . 3 Contents Description .... 3

Part 1 - International Standards —'ISO 7 Part 2.1 - Regional (Multi-national) Standards—COPANT . ... 11

Part 2.2 - Sub-regional (Multi-national) Standards—ICAITI 12

Part 3 - National Standards Issued in English

3.1 - Australia 13

3.2 - Britain (United Kingdom) . 15

3.3 - Canada . 19

3.4 - Cyprus 21

3.5 - India 22

3.6 - Ireland 25

3.7 - Jamaica 26

3.8 - Malaysia 27

3.9 - New Zealand . 28

3.10 - Nigeria . 29

3.11 - Rhodesia (Zimbabwe/Rhodesia) .......... 30

3.12 - Singapore . 31

3.13 - South Africa . 32

3.14 - Sri Lanka 33

3.15 - Zambia . . 34

Part 4 - National Standards Issued in Latin American Countries

4.1 - Argentina 35

4.2 - Brazil . 37

4.3 - Chile 39

4.4 - Colombia 40

4.5 - Mexico 41

4.6 - Peru 42

4.7 - Uruguay 43

4.8 - Venezuela 44

Part 5 - National Standards of Western European Countries Issued in

Lanuages Other Than English

5.1 - Austria (Osterreich) 45

5.2 - Belgium 46

5.3 - Denmark 47

5.4 - Finland 49

5.5 - France 51

5.6 - Federal Republic of Germany 52

5 . 7 - Greece 54

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Part 5 - National Standards of Western European Countries Issued in

Languages Other Than English (Continued)

5.8 - Italy 55

5.9 - The Netherlands 56

5.10 - Norway 57

5.11 - Portugal . 60

5.12 - Spain 61

5.13 - Sweden 62

5.14 - Switzerland 67

5.15 - Turkey . 68

Part 6 - National Standards Issued in Eastern European Countries

6.1 - Bulgaria ....... 69

6.2 - Czechoslowakia 70

6.3 - German Democratic Republic 71

6.4 - Hungary 72

6.5 - Poland 73

6.6 - Romania 74

6.7 - U.S.S.R 76

6.8 - Yugoslavia 77

Part 7 - National Standards Issued by Other Countries

7.1 - Iraq 79

7.2 - Israel 80

7.3 - Japan 81

7.4 - Republic of Korea . 83

7.5 - Taiwan 84

7.6 - Thailand 85

Part 8 - Standards on Dimensional Coordination in Building (non-metric)

Issued in the United States of America 87

Part 9 - International Standards and National Standards: Voting,

Degree of Adoption, and Referencing of ISO Standards . 89

Part 10 - Vocabulary 93

Appendix 1: ISO Technical Committee 59—Scope and Activities 97

Appendix 2: Participation in ISO Technical Division 3 and

Technical Committee 59 98

Appendix 3: Languages of International, Regional and National

Standards 99

Appendix 4: Multi-lingual Vocabulary of the Principal Terms used

in ISO Standards for Modular Coordination in Building,

Including Joints and Tolerances 101

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

During the detailed examination of international, regional, and a large number of

national standards dealing with modular or dimensional coordination in building,

including joints and tolerances, a number of findings were made that provide some useful guidelines for the development of U.S. standards and reference documents

on dimensional coordination in metric units. These key findings are:

1. The principles of modular or dimensional coordination in building, based on the internationally agreed building module of 100 mm and selected multiples,

can be found in the national standards of 52 countries for which data were

available

.

2. The distinctions between the terms "modular coordination" and "dimensional

coordination" in building have been obscured. In general, dimensional coordination comprises a wider field of application of dimensional control and it

includes functional spaces, coordinating sizes for building components and

elements, joints, tolerances and fits, and limits of size. In dimensional

coordination, the coordinating or controlling planes are determined by

functional considerations and may or may not coincide with a modular grid.

The great majority of national standards, as well as international standards,

exhibit a preference for the term "modular coordination."

3. The effect of ISO recommendations (issued since 1969) and ISO standards

(issued since 1973) has been significant. The full or near-complete adoption

of material from ISO standards in many national standards —especially in the

standards of developing nations —is evidence of greater worldwide convergence

in dimensional factors relating to building technology. This effect is

likely to continue, so that national standards that were issued prior to

ISO standards can be expected to be amended and updated to take into account

international developments when they are next reviewed.

4. Modular and dimensional coordination standards cover five broad areas:

a. fundamental principles, including definitions, and guidelines for

application in design, production and construction;

b. space standards based on preferred (modular) dimensions;

c. product and component standards based on preferred (modular) sizes;

d. application standards dealing with joints, production/construction

tolerances and fits, and limits of size; and,

e. drawing practice.

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5. While there is broad agreement on the basic principles that underlie

modular coordination in design and its practical application in production

and construction, the standards of individual countries show some degree of

divergence in dimensional preferences for controlling dimensions for floorto-floor heights (story heights) and floor-to-ceiling heights (room heights).

At the international level, a proposed ISO standard on "Multimodules for

vertical co-ordinating dimensions" (proposed ISO 2849) reached print proof

stage in 1973, but was never issued. Three countries expressed disapproval

on technical grounds, and the U.S. did not register a vote.

6. Some national standards on modular or dimensional coordination exemplify

special approaches or modifications of ISO recommendations that are noteworthy . Britain, for example, has based building dimensions and sizes on a first

preference dimension of 300 mm, rather than 100 mm (second preference) , and

has avoided the use of the term modular coordination until recently. The

first standard with the term modular coordination in the title is BS 5578:

Part 3:1978, "Modular coordination: Specification for coordinating dimensions

for stairs and stair openings," which agrees in full with ISO Standard 3881.

Germany, for many years, was a proponent of the octametric module (125 mm)

in building applications, but is now transferring to a preference for the

international building module of 100 mm. Many product standards are still

influenced by the earlier octametric preferences.

The Netherlands has taken a novel and different approach to coordination

by suggesting that position coordination is a key factor in building design

and construction, and the Netherlands Standard 2880-1977 illustrates a coordinating system based on tartan grids (band grids) for the rigorous

positioning of element groups in building. The merits of this specific

approach to planning and building remain to be seen.

7. The most comprehensive application of modular concepts is evident in the

building standards of Scandinavian countries, where modular dimensions have

become an integral part of building and building products geometry. Sweden

leads the field with a total of 70 standards issued during the past 10 years

which deal with the principles and practical application of modular coordination .

8. Recent national standards on modular or dimensional coordination exhibit a

%drift away from the use of the symbol M to denote the building module, and

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nearly all of these standards favor dimensions expressed in millimeters (mm)

for direct application in practice.

In many foreign national standards, recent revisions indicate a growing

preference for the use of millimeters (mm) in building and building product

specifications and drawings, thus replacing earlier references to a basic

building module of 10 centimeters (cm) or 1 decimeter (dm) with references

to a basic module of 100 mm.

9 . In some countries, national standards for modular or dimensional coordination in building are emphasized further by way of reference in national

building regulations or codes, or by way of mandatory application of such

standards in governmental building projects or building projects funded

with public funds.

10. All nations that have recently changed from a measurement system based on English units to metric (SI) units, have combined this change with a move

to a comprehensive system of dimensional coordination in building, based

on the 100 mm basic module—except Britain, where this dimension is a second preference to a 300 mm basic size.

Because of the many similarities in building technology, Canada provides the

most interesting precedent in its approach to metric dimensional coordination in building, and an in-depth study of the proposals is contained in the

Canadian Series of Standards for "Metric Dimensional Coordination in

Building," CAN 3-A. 31.M-75

.

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Background

This publication shows that standards on dimensional or modular coordination

r\ in building, based on the internationally agreed 100 mm module , form an integral part of the technical data bank for construction in most countries.

In some countries, the application of such standards is mandated in the

national building regulations.

International standards and recommendations dealing with dimensional and

modular coordination in building have been developed under the auspices of

the International Organization for Standardization [ISO] , and published since

1969.3 This work in ISO falls under the jurisdiction of Technical Committee

[TC] 59, Building Construction, and its various Subcommittees [SC] and

Working Groups [WG].

1

* At present, TC 59 comprises 53 member nations, 30 of

which are actively participating in the work. 5 Many member nations have

adopted the ISO standards on dimensional and modular coordination in part or

in full, have referenced them in their recent standards, or are generally in

accordance with the content of the ISO standards. 6 In addition to ISO, there

are various regional and sub-regional standards groups working on unified

recommendations for dimensional or modular coordination among their member

countries

.

Dimensional coordination in building has also been the subject of a number of

studies and reports sponsored by the United Nations, and forms part of the

policy statement of the United Nations - Economic Commission for Europe

[UN/ECE] project on the harmonization of building regulations among the 34

member governments.'7 Most of the development work on international standards

on the subject is now carried out within Working Commission W-24, Dimensional

and Modular Coordination, of the International Council for Building Research

Studies and Documentation [CIB].

1 In recent years, the distinction between "dimensional" and "modular" coordination has become

obscured. In general, dimensional coordination can be interpreted as a comprehensive approach

to the coordination of building geometry and building products through common dimensional

preferences, including tolerances, limits and fit£, and joints. "Modular coordination" is defined in ISO Standard 1791-1973 as "dimensional coordination based on the 100 mm module."

2 In some countries, the basic module is referred to as 10 cm or 1 dm module, and/or associated

with the symbol M. The use of millimeters eliminates the need for decimal or modular fractions.

3 ISO standards on modular coordination are listed and abstracted in Part 1 of this publication.-

4 A complete list of subcommittees and working groups comprising ISO TC 59 is shown in Appendix 1.

5 A complete list participating nations is shown in Appendix 2. 6 A matrix showing the adoption or referencing of ISO standards on modular coordination in

national standards has been developed and is included in Part 9 of this publication.

7 The policy states, inter alia: "to promote the uniform adoption and use of a fully developed

system of dimensional coordination."

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Purpose of the Document

The principal purpose of this publication is to develop a comprehensive and

up-to-date listing of all international, multi-national, as well as significant

national standards on the subject of dimensional/modular coordination in

building and practical application to preferred dimensions of components and

assemblies used in dimensionally coordinated building.

The listing is also intended to identify, with the assistance of national

standards bodies, to what extent ISO standards are followed or referenced in

national standards and so provide an indication of international harmonization

in this subject area. It is recognized that, for historical or technological

reasons, some nations have developed special approaches to dimensional/modular

coordination, and/or altered the selection of preferred dimensions and sizes

for use in their particular industrial environment. It is planned to provide

explanations for such divergences wherever possible.

The document may be useful to ISO TC 59 in the technical review and periodic

revision of existing standards, required under the general rules of ISO every

five years. Similarly, it may assist national standards organizations in the

revision and updating of dimensional/modular coordination standards dating

from the pre-ISO standards era.

Another major purpose of the document is to assist the U.S. construction

community in the development of national standards for dimensional coor- dination in building, based on the international building module of 100 mm,

which has already received general endorsement by groups concerned with metric

planning and metric standards development. An awareness of international and

foreign national standards on dimensional coordination in building should make

it possible to develop U.S. standards in harmony with international precedent

and so to further opportunities for U.S. building products and equipment, and

design and construction services in other countries.

The following groups are targeted as users of this document: standards writers

and standardization committees; design professionals, contractors, and building

materials or systems manufacturers with international work projects; research

and development groups concerned with dimensional aspects in building; and

lecturers or instructors in dimensionally coordinated building technology.

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Structure of the Document

The document is structured into ten parts. Parts 1 to 8 provide listings of

international, regional and sub-regional, and national standards dealing with

dimensional/modular coordination, dimensional standards for building elements,

assemblies and components including tolerances, fits and joints, and references

on building drawing practice standards that include drawing techniques for use with dimensional coordination. Part 9 illustrates a matrix designed to show the

degree of adoption or referencing of ISO standards on modular coordination in

national standards. Part 10 provides a multilingual glossary of terms for use with dimensional coordination.

Summary of Contents

Part 1 contains a listing and abstracts of international standards dealing with

modular coordination and associated subjects prepared within Technical

Committee [TC] 59, Building Construction, of the International Organization for Standardization [ISO]. ISO standards are issued in English and

French

.

Part 2 contains a listing of regional and sub-regional standards dealing with

modular coordination in building, issued by:

2.1 COPANT [Comision Panamericana de Normas Tecnicas]

2.2 ICAITI [Instituto Centro Americano de Investigation y Tecnologia

Industrial]

Cooperative efforts in the preparation of identical or similar standards

on modular coordination also have been made by the Scandinavian countries

Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

Part 3 contains a listing of national standards dealing with dimensional or modular coordination in building and associated subjects, issued in the

English language. Where available, abstracts of the content have been

included. Standards from the following nations are listed:

3.1 AUSTRALIA [Standards Association of Australia]

3.2 BRITAIN [British Standards Institution]

3.3 CANADA [Canadian Standards Association]

3.4 CYPRUS [Cyprus Organization for Standards and Control of Quality]

3.5 INDIA [Indian Standards Institution]

3.6 Republic of IRELAND [Institute for Industrial Research & Standards]

3.7 JAMAICA [Jamaican Bureau of Standards]

, 3.8 MALAYSIA [Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia]

3.9 NEW ZEALAND [Standards Association of New Zealand]

3.10 NIGERIA [Nigerian Standards Organization]

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3.11 RHODESIA [Standards Association of Central Africa]

3.12 SINGAPORE [Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research]

3 13 SOUTH AFRICA [South African Bureau of Standards]

3.14 SRI LANKA [Bureau of Ceylon Standards]

3.15 ZAMBIA [Zambian Standards Institute]

No information, or incomplete information, was available from the

following countries: Bangladesh, Ghana, Hong Kong, Ivory Coast, Kenya,

and Pakistan.

Part 4 contains a listing of national standards on modular coordination issued

in Latin American countries, issued in the Spanish language (and in

Portuguese in the case of Brazil) . Some of the standards listed are direct duplicates of the regional standards published by COPANT [Part

2.1]. The Central American countries Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala,

Honduras, and Nicaragua, use standards issued by ICAITI [Part 2.2].

Standards from the following nations are listed:

4.1 ARGENTINA [Instituto Argentino de Racionalizacidn de Materiales]

4.2 BRAZIL [Associa<;ao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas]

4.3 CHILE [Instituto Nacional de Normalizacidn]

4.4 COLOMBIA [Instituto Colombiano de Normas Tdcnicas]

4.5 MEXICO [Direccion General de Normas]

4.6 PERU [Instituto de Investigacidn Tecnoldgica Industrial y de

Normas Tecnicas]

4.7 URUGUAY [Instituto Uruguayo de Normas Tdcnicas]

4.8 VENEZUELA [Comision Venezolana de Normas Industriales

]

No information, or incomplete information, was available from the

following countries: Bolivia, Cuba, Ecuador, and Paraguay.

Part 5 contains a listing of national standards on modular coordination and

associated subjects from Western European countries, issued in languages

other than English but, in most instances, with English subtitles.

Standards from the following nations are listed:

b

5.1 AUSTRIA

5 . 2 BELGIUM

5 . 3 DENMARK

5 . 4 FINLAND

[Osterreichisches Normungsinstitut

]

[Institut Beige de Normalisation]

[Dansk Standardiseringsraad]

[Suomen Standardisoimisliitto r.y.]

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5.5 FRANCE [Association Fran^aise de Normalisation]

5.6 Federal Republic of GERMANY [Deutsches Institut fur Normung]

5.7 GREECE [Hellenic Organization for Standardization]

5.8 ITALY [Ente Nazionale Italiano di Unificazione]

5.9 NETHERLANDS [Nederlands Normalisatie-instituut]

5.10 NORWAY [Norges Standardis rungs forbund]

5.11 PORTUGAL [Repartifao de Normalizafao]

5.12 SPAIN [Instituto Nacional de Racionalizacidn y Normalizacion]

5.13 SWEDEN [Standardiseringskommissionen i Sverige]

5.14 SWITZERLAND [ Schweizerische Normen-Vereinigung]

5.15 TURKEY [Turk Standardlari Enstitusii]

No information was available on standards adopted in Luxembourg.

Part 6 contains a listing of national standards on modular coordination and

associated subjects issued in Eastern European countries, most of which

have collaborated on dimensional coordination standards through the

Permanent Commission on Building of the Council for Mutual Economic

Aid [CMEA]

.

Standards from the following nations are listed:

6 . 1 BULGARIA

6.2 CZECHOSLOVAKIA

6.3 GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

6 . 4 HUNGARY

6 . 5 POLAND

6 . 6 ROMANIA

6.7 U.S.S.R [Incomplete Listing]

6 . 8 YUGOSLAVIA

In the absence of English translations or subtitles, these listings may

be incomplete. No information was available for Albania.

Part 7 contains a listing of national standards on modular or dimensional

coordination issued in other countries not included in Parts 3 to 6.

In some instances, English translations or subtitles are available, as indicated. Standards from the following nations are listed:

7.1 IRAQ [Iraqui Organization for Standards]

7.2 ISRAEL [Standards Institution of Israel]

English translations are available.

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7.3 JAPAN [Japanese Industrial Standards Committee]

Some English translations are available 3 as indicated. 7.4 Republic of KOREA [Korean Bureau of Standards]

7.5 TAIWAN [National Bureau of Standards]

7.6 THAILAND [Thai National Standards Institute]

Some English translations are available 3 as indicated.

No information, or incomplete information, was available from other

countries affiliated with ISO, including: Algeria, Peoples Republic of

China, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Democratic Peoples Republic of

Korea, Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Morocco, Phillipines, Saudi

Arabia, Sudan, and the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam.

Part 8 provides a listing of national standards on dimensional coordination

in building issued in the United States. This listing has been included

for reference purposes only, as all dimensions relate to U.S. customary

units and the use of the 4" (101.6 mm) module.

However, ANSI/ASTM E577-76, "Standard for Dimensional Coordination of

Rectilinear Building Parts and Systems," which introduced the concept of

a basic incremental dimension (U) in lieu of the module (M) , contains

the following note: "For dimensional coordination in SI units, the basic

incremental dimension, U, shall have the value of 100 mm; for dimensional

coordination in U.S. customary units, the basic incremental dimension, U,

shall have the value of 4 in."

Part 9 provides a matrix designed to indicate the degree of acceptance of key

ISO standards on modular coordination, listed in Part 1, in various

countries, the extent of referencing of ISO standards in national

standards, and the extent of harmony with recommendations in ISO

standards where these are neither accepted in full or in part, or referenced.

The matrix also shows which nations have expressed their approval or disapproval [on technical grounds] of the ISO standards, as listed in

the respective forewords

.

Part 10 discusses vocabularies (glossaries of terms) for modular coordination

in building, and provides references to multi-lingual standards or vocabularies issued by various countries. This comparison has been

extended in Appendix 4, a multi-lingual vocabulary of 20 key terms.

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PART 1 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS

International Organization for Standardization [ISO]

Central Secretariat

1, rue de Varembe

Case postale 56

CH-1221 Geneve 20

Switzerland/ Suisse

International Standards and Recommendations issued by ISO Technical Committee 59,

Building construction. All documents are A4 size.

[Information source: ISO Catalogue 1978 and Supplements]

ISO 1006-1973 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—BASIC MODULE (2 pages)

Fixes the definition, symbol and value of the basic module for use in the construction of buildings of all types built according

to the principles of modular coordination.

The basic module has the international standardized value of

100 mm, and may be represented by the symbol M.

ISO 1040-1973 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—MULTIMODULES FOR HORIZONTAL CO-ORDINATING

DIMENSIONS (1 page)

Fixes the value of several multimodules for horizontal co-ordinating dimensions used in modular co-ordination. The values of

these multimodules are: 3M (300 mm); 6M (600 mm); 12M (1200 mm);

[15M (1500 mm)]; 30M (3000 mm); and, 60M (6000 mm). The multimodules 3M and 6M are intended mainly for housing, and 15M signifies

a size of limited applicability which will only appear in specific

national standards.

ISO 1789-1973 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—STOREY HEIGHTS AND ROOM HEIGHTS FOR

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS (1 page)

Fixes sizes for modular heights of storeys (f loor-to-f loor heights)

and room heights (floor-to-ceiling heights) for residential

buildings. Recommended controlling dimensions for storey heights

are: 26M (2600 mm); 27M (2700 mm); 28M (2800 mm); and, 30M (3000 mm)

Recommended controlling dimensions for room heights are:

23M (2300 mm) ; 24M (2400 mm) ; 25M (2500 mm) ; 26M (2600 mm) ; 27M (2700 mm) ; and, 28M (2800 mm) . 20M (2000 mm) ; 21M (2100 mm)

;

and 22M (2200 mm) are included for cellars, basements, and

corridors only.

ISO/R 1790/1970 [ISO Recommendation] MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—REFERENCE LINES OF

HORIZONTAL CONTROLLING CO-ORDINATING DIMENSIONS (1 page)

Fixes the position of reference lines of horizontal controlling

co-ordinating dimensions between boundary planes and axial planes.

ISO 1791-1973 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—VOCABULARY (4 pages—bilingual edition)

Gives the definitions of terms necessary for the planning, design

and construction of buildings in accordance with the principles

of modular co-ordination, and for the design and manufacture of

components for use in such buildings.

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PART 1 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS [Continued]

ISO 2776-1974 MODULAR COORDINATION—CO-ORDINATING SIZES FOR DOORSETS—EXTERNAL

AND INTERNAL (1 page)

Specifies the coordinating sizes for doorsets of all materials to

be used in buildings , and which will fill co-ordinating spaces in

dimensionally co-ordinated buildings of all types.

The co-ordinating sizes for external doorsets are as follows:

Width: Increments of 3M (300 mm) from 9M (900 mm) to 24M (2400 mm)

Height: Increments of 3M (300 mm) from 21M (2100 mm) to 30M (3000 mm)

The co-ordinating sizes for internal doorsets are as follows:

Width: Increments of 1M (100 mm) from 7M (700 mm) to 10M (1000 mm)

and 3M (300 mm) from 12M (1200 mm) to 21M (2100 mm)

Height: Increments of 3M (300 mm) from 21M (2100 mm) to 30M (3000 mm)

ISO 2777-1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—CO-ORDINATING SIZES FOR RIGID FLAT SHEET

BOARDS USED IN BUILDING (1 page)

Specifies co-ordinating sizes for the length and width dimensions

of rigid flat sheet boards used in buildings of all types.

Lengths: Increments of 3M (300 mm) from 18M (1800 mm) to 30M

(3000 mm)

.

Widths: 6M (600 mm), 9M (900 mm), 12M (1200 mm)

ISO 2848-1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—PRINCIPLES AND RULES (4 pages)

Specifies the aims of modular co-ordination and states the general

principles and rules to be applied in determining the sizes of

building components and equipment, and of assemblies and buildings

themselves

.

ISO 3055-1974 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT—CO-ORDINATING SIZES (2 pages)

Defines co-ordinating sizes or spaces for components of kitchen

equipment (for example storage units, work tops, sink units and

appliances) in dwellings. Includes minimum dimensions and

preferred heights or lengths in some instances.

ISO 3571/1-1977 PASSENGER LIFT INSTALLATIONS—PART I: RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS—

DEFINITIONS, FUNCTIONAL DIMENSIONS AND MODULAR CO-ORDINATION

DIMENSIONS (7 pages)

Fixes the necessary dimensions to permit the accommodation of

passenger lift installations [elevators] in residential buildings,

as well as the resultant modular co-ordination dimensions. Also

fixes the dimensions of lift cars appropriate for these buildings.

The standard is the first in a series which may eventually be

consolidated into one document and adopt the principle of modular

dimensions between boundary planes rather than axial planes.

ISO 3881-1977 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION—MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—STAIRS AND STAIR

OPENINGS—CO-ORDINATING DIMENSIONS (2 pages)

Gives general principles for co-ordinating dimensions of stairs

and stair openings in building construction of buildings of all

types. Horizontal distances between co-ordinating planes shall

be multiples of 3M (300 mm) as a first preference, and multiples

of 1M (100 mm) as a second preference. The co-ordinating planes

for location of floors shall be related to finished floor levels.

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PART 1 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS [Continued]

ISO 5731-1978 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT—LIMIT OF SIZE (2 pages)

Specifies the limit (minimum or maximum) of size to ensure

co-ordination and interchangeability of the components of kitchen

equipment as referred to in ISO 3055-1974. It covers only

certain sizes having a special importance for the assembly.

ISO 5732-1978 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT—SIZES OF OPENINGS FOR BUILT-IN APPLIANCES

(3 pages)

Specifies the sizes of openings for refrigerators, freezers,

ovens, dishwashing machines and other household appliances,

with the exception of cookers, built-in kitchen cupboards as referred to in ISO 3055-1974. Also specifies the sizes of

openings for drop-in cooking tables (drop-in hobs) in worktops.

ISO Standards dealing in part with or mentioning modular co-ordination:

ISO 1803-1973 TOLERANCES FOR BUILDING—VOCABULARY (8 pages--bilingual edition)

ISO 1804-1972 DOORS —TERMINOLOGY (8 pages —bilingual edition)

Note: This subject has now been transferred to Technical

Committee 162, Doors and windows.

ISO 2444-1974 JOINTS IN BUILDING—VOCABULARY (8 pages—bilingual edition)

ISO 3880/1-1977 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION—STAIRS—VOCABULARY—PART I (4 pages—

bilingual edition)

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PART 2.1 REGIONAL [MULTI-NATIONAL] STANDARDS—COPANT

Comisidn Panamericana de Normas Tecnicas [COPANT]

General Secretariat

Comision Panamericana de Normas Tecnicas (Pan American Standards Commission)

Lima 629

1073 Buenos Aires

Republica Argentina

Member Nations and National Standards Bodies represented:

Argentina [IRAM] ; Bolivia [DGNT] ; Brazil [ABNT] ; Chile [INN] ; Colombia [ICONTEC] ; Ecuador [LNEN] ; ICAITI (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua);

Mexico [DGN ] ; Paraguay [ INTN ] ; Peru [ITINTEC] ; Uruguay [UNIT]; and, Trinidad & Tobago [TTBS ]

.

Recomendacion COPANT (up to 1971) and Norma Panamericana COPANT (from 1972)

[Issued in Spanish]

Information Source: Catalogue of Copant Pan American Standards and Recommendations

(English), July 1977; and,

NBS Collection of International/National Standards

Recomendacion COPANT

R 121 - 1968 Coordinacidn modular de la construccidn: Bases, definiciones

y condiciones generales [Modular coordination in building:

Bases, definitions and general conditions] (8 pages A4)

Norma Panamericana COPANT

369 - 1972 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Serie modular normal

370 - 1972

de medidas [Modular coordination in building: Basic sizes]

(3 pages A4)

Coordinacidn modular de la construccion: Bloques modulares

371 - 1972

huecos de hormigon (concreto) [Modular coordination in building:

Modular hollow concrete blocks] (3 pages A4)

Coordinacidn modular de la construccion: Albahilerfa modular

372 - 1972

[Modular coordination in building: Modular masonry] (3 pages A4)

Coordinacidn modular de la construccidn : Modulos de proyecto

373 - 1972

[Modular coordination in building: Design modules (2 pages A4)

Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Vanos modulares y sus

374 - 1972

cerramientos [Modular coordination in building: Modular

openings and closures] (4 pages A4)

Coordinacidn modular de la construccidn: Posicion de los

componentes de la construccidn con respecto a la cuadricula

modular de la referenda [Modular coordination in building:

Position of building components in relation to the modular

reference grid] (6 pages A4)

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PART 2.2 SUB-REGIONAL [MULTI-NATIONAL] STANDARDS—ICAITI

Institute) Centro Americano de Investigacion y Tecnologia Industrial [ICAITI]

Av. La Re forma 4-47 — Zona 10

Guatemala C.A.

Member Nations and National Standards Bodies represented:

Costa Rica; El Salvador; Guatemala; Honduras; and, Nicaragua.

[Information Source: NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

Norma Cent roamericana (Issued in Spanish)

ICAITI 41 012 [1967] Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Bases,

definiciones y condiciones generales (4 pages A4)

ICAITI 41 013 [1967] Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Seleccidn

de multiplos preferidos (4 pages A4)

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PART 3: NATIONAL STANDARDS ISSUED IN ENGLISH

PART 3.1 AUSTRALIA

Standards Association of Australia [SAA]

Standards House

80 Arthur Street [P.0. Box 458]

North Sydney N.S.W. 2060

Australia

[Information Source: Australian Standards 1978, Annual List of SAA Publications]

AS 1224-1972 PREFERRED SIZES OF BUILDING COMPONENTS (Metric units)

12 pages A4

Gives preferred coordinating dimensions for certain building com- ponents and assemblies which are dimensionally critical. Items

dealt with include masonry and precast units, sheet materials,

ceramic (or similar) tiles, doorsets , windows, roofing and cladding,

roof lights, ceiling panels, flooring, and paving slabs.

Recommendations for sizes of masonry panels, spacing of timber

studs, and spacing of ceiling suspension rods are also given.

Dimensions are consistent with recommendations for coordinated

preferred dimensions in building given in AS 1234 in which the

basic module of 100 mm is used.

AS 1233-1972 GLOSSARY OF TERMS FOR DIMENSIONAL COORDINATION

AS 1234-1972 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COORDINATED PREFERRED DIMENSIONS IN BUILDING

Bound together under the title: Preferred Dimensions in Building

(Metric Units)

16 pages A4

The combined standards deal with dimensional coordination in the

building industry, using metric units as the basis. AS 1233 gives

definitions and illustrates many of the terms. AS 1234 identifies

the key reference planes in a building and gives various series of

practical coordinated dimensions between them based on the international module of 100 mm and certain selected multiples. An

appendix gives discursive information which explains the basic

principles and how these are applied in practice.

AS 1351 SPACES IN DWELLINGS (Metric Units)

Part 1 - 1974 KITCHENS

4 pages A4

Specifies the preferred coordinating dimensions for spaces for

kitchen fitments, work surfaces and appliances in dwellings when

designed in accordance with the principles of coordinated preferred

dimensions in buildings.

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PART 3 . 1 AUSTRALIA [Continued]

Selected Australian Standards showing dimensionally coordinated products in

general conformance with AS 1224-1972 "Preferred sizes of building components."

AS 1346-1973 Concrete building bricks (metric units) 21 pages A5

AS 1428-1977 Code of practice for design rules for access by the disabled

34 pages A4 (Issued in preferred dimensions in conformance

with AS 1233/1234-1972 "Preferred dimensions in building)

AS 1475-1977 SAA blockwork code 32 pages A4

AS 1500-1974 Concrete building blocks 23 pages A5

AS 1684

and

Supplements

SAA light timber framing code (metric units) 52 pages A4

and 22 supplements [A4 size] showing light timber framing span

tables for various groups and stress grades

(All spans are in preferred metric dimensions)

AS 1889-1976 Vinyl asbestos floor tiles 20 pages A5

AS 1908 and

1909-1976

Specification for timber doorsets (1908) and code of practice

for installation of timber doorsets (1909) 44 pages A5

AS 2055-1977 Flexible PVC floor-covering 20 pages A5

Other information:

SAA MH1-1972 Metric Handbook: Metric Conversion in Building and Construction

Section 11: Coordination of dimensions in building; Section 12:

Metric building materials 96 pages A4

SAA MH2-1975 Metric Handbook: Metric Data for Building Designers

Section 3: Drawing practice; Section 5: Internal spaces and

circulation; Section 6: Ramps, slopes and stairs; Section 7:

External circulation; Section 8: Design guidance (on dimensional

coordination)

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PART 3 . 2 BRITAIN (UNITED KINGDOM)

British Standards Institution [BSI]

British Standards House

2 Park Street

London W1A 2BS

England

[Information Sources: British Standards Yearbook 1979; and,

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

BS 2900:1970 Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building : GLOSSARY OF TERMS (12 pages A4)

Defines the terms used in modular and dimensional coordination,

and the related subjects of tolerances and fits.

BS 4011:1966 Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building:

CO-ORDINATING SIZES FOR BUILDING COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLIES

Amendment AMD 1775, July 1975 (8 pages A4)

Makes recommendations for the derivation of the basic sizes for

the co-ordinating dimensions of building components and assemblies for all types of buildings and all forms of construction.

Lists four preferences [300 mm; 100 mm; 50 mm (up to 300 mm);

and 25 mm (up to 300 mm)] from which BSI committees should select

ranges of component sizes.

BS 4330:1968 Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building : CONTROLLING DIMENSIONS (20 pages A4)

Provides a framework of controlling dimensions for use in the

design of buildings and for assistance in the derivation of basic

sizes of dimensionally co-ordinated components, i.e. floor-tofloor and f loor-to-roof heights; floor-to-ceiling heights;

changes in level; horizontal spacing between loadbearing walls

and columns; and, heights for door and window heads and sills.

Appendix A gives sources of information by common building types

and Appendix B shows the relation of controlling lines to grids.

Appendix C gives Imperial equivalents of metric sizes.

The standard . includes requirements of BS 4176:1967, Floor-tofloor heights, now withdrawn.

BS 5578 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION—STAIRS

Part 1:1978 VOCABULARY [= ISO 3880/1] (4 pages A4)

Part 3:1978 MODULAR COORDINATION: SPECIFICATION FOR COORDINATING DIMENSIONS

FOR STAIRS AND STAIR OPENINGS [= ISO 3881] (4 pages A4)

General principles for coordinating dimensions.

BS 5606:1978 Code of Practice for ACCURACY IN BUILDING (60 pages A4)

The code of practice presents the results of a survey of building

accuracy and shows how such data may be used in specifying permissible deviations. It outlines features of the building process

which affect accuracy needing consideration at the design stage

, and recommends methods for achieving acceptable results during

setting out and construction. The code is intended to be applied

to building rather than civil engineering works.

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PART 3 . 2 BRITAIN [Continued]

PD 6432

Part 1:1969

Part 2:1969

PD 6444

Part 1:1969

Part 2:1971

PD 6446:1970

DD 22:1972

Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building:

ARRANGEMENT OF BUILDING COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLIES WITHIN

FUNCTIONAL GROUPS

FUNCTIONAL GROUPS 1, 2, 3 and 4; 44 pages A4

Lists building components and assemblies within functional groups

1 (structure) , 2 (external envelope) , 3 (internal subdivision) and

4 (services and drainage) , with a series of gradings to indicate

their relative importance for the purposes of dimensional coordination. The co-ordinating dimensions of components and assemblies

are also identified, and a general grouping of the materials of

construction is included to cover all components.

FUNCTIONAL GROUP 5 ; 20 pages A4

Lists components of functional group 5 (fixtures, furniture and

equipment) according to their functional activity, with a series

of gradings to indiacte their relative importance for the purposes

of dimensional coordination.

Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building :

BASIC SPACES FOR STRUCTURE, EXTERNAL ENVELOPE AND INTERNAL SUBDIVISION. (Functional Groups 1, 2 and 3) ; 128 pages A4

Gives data and guidance in the selection of limited ranges of

modular building components in functional groups 1, 2 and 3, by

indicating the application of BS 4330 at a detailed level. The

document contains three sections and six appendixes.

CO-ORDINATING SIZES OF FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT.

(Functional Group 5) ; 48 pages A4

Gives data and guidance in the selection of limited ranges of

fixtures, furniture and equipment, by indicating the application

of BS 4330 at a detailed level.

Supplement No.l to PD 6444:Part 2:1971 AGRICULTURAL ITEMS

8 pages A4

Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building : COMBINATIONS OF SIZES

28 pages A4

Provides further guidance on the selection of limited ranges of

co-ordinating sizes for additive building components, by an introduction to the use of combinations of numbers, or sizes.

Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building : TOLERANCES AND FITS FOR BUILDING (The calculation of work sizes

and joint clearances for building components) . 52 pages A4

Describes dimensional and positional deviations in building, and

the way these affect components and their joints. Introduces

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PART 3.2 BRITAIN [Continued]

statistically based methods of calculation for the determination of

work sizes for components and for the assessment of joint clearances

in building design. Gives recommendations for the specification of

component sizes and tolerances, and includes worked examples.

The document supersedes BS 3626:1963 and PD 6445:1969.

DP 5 1 Draft for Development: GUIDANCE ON DIMENSIONAL CO-ORDINATION IN

BUILDING

Loose leaf: Complete document 42 pages and cover A4 ; may also be

purchased in eight separate sections as indicated below.

Offers guidance to designers and manufacturers, either an an introduction to the subject of dimensional co-ordination or as an initial

point of reference in practice, on the application of the theory of

dimensional co-ordination in the design of building projects and

the manufacture of components, taking into account a selection of

British Standards and other publications of similar standing.

Section 0:1977 INTRODUCTION 2 pages

Section 1:1977 BASIS OF DIMENSIONAL CO-ORDINATION 4 pages

Section 2:1977 SIZES AND LOCATION OF COMPONENTS 4 pages

Section 3:1977 DETAILED DESIGN FOR FIT 8 pages

Section 4:1977 COMMUNICATION 4 pages

Section 5:1977 DIMENSIONALLY CO-ORDINATED PRODUCTS IN BRITISH STANDARDS 8 pages

Section 6:1977 A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 8 pages

Section 7:1977 SUMMARY 4 pages

DD 51 is a comprehensive and up-to-date statement on dimensional

co-ordination in building, which has been issued in a loose-leaf

format to permit the purchase of individual documents and to

facilitate updating.

Selected British Standards showing dimensionally co-ordinated products in general

conformance with BS 4011:1966 "Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions

in building: Co-ordinating sizes for building components and assemblies."

BS 690

BS 990

BS 1105:1972

BS 1180:1972

Asbestos-cement slates and sheets

Part 2:1971 Flat sheets, semi and fully compressed 12 pages A5

Steel windows generally for domestic and similar buildings

Part 2:1972 Metric Units 40 pages A4

Woodwool slabs up to 102 mm thick 10 pages A4

Concrete bricks and fixing bricks

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PART 3.2 BRITAIN [Continued]

BS 1188:1974 Ceramic wash basins and pedestals 8 pages A4

BS 1189:1972 Cast iron baths for domestic purposes 20 pages A5

BS 1195 Kitchen fitments and equipment

Part 2:1972 Metric Units 36 pages A5

BS 1197 Concrete flooring tiles and fittings

Part 2:1973 Metric Units 8 pages A4

BS 1230:1970 Gypsum plasterboard 12 pages A5

BS 1244 Metal sinks for domestic purposes

Part 2: 1972 Metric Units 8 pages A4

BS 1281:1974 Glazed ceramic tiles and tile fittings for internal walls

24 pages A4

BS 1286:1974 Clay tiles for flooring 28 pages A4

BS 1390:1972 Sheet steel baths for domestic purposes 20 pages A

BS 2028, 1364:

1968

Precast concrete blocks-—Amendment No.l (Jan. 1970), Metric

preferred dimensions 3 pages A5

BS 2592:1973 Thermoplastic flooring tiles 8 pages A4

BS 3260:1969 PVC (vinyl) asbestos floor tiles 24 pages A5

BS 3261 :Part 1:

1973

Unbacked flexible PVC flooring—-Part 1: Homogeneous flooring

16 pages A4

BS 3705:1972 Recommendations for provision of space for domestic kitchen

equipment 12 pages A5

BS 3921:1974 Clay bricks and blocks 32 pages A4

BS 4022:1970 Prefabricated gypsum wallboard panels 12 pages A5

BS 4046 Compressed straw building slabs

Part 2:1971 Metric units 12 pages A5

BS 4131:1973 Terrazzo tiles 16 pages A4

BS 4305:1972 Baths for domestic purposes made from cast acrylic sheet 36 pages A5

BS 4606:1970 Recommendations for the co-ordination of dimensions in building:

Co-ordinating sizes for rigid flat sheet materials used in

building 12 pages A5

BS 4680:1971 Clothes lockers

BS 4787 Internal and external wood doorsets, door leaves and frames

Part 1:1972 Dimensional requirements 16 pages A4

BS 4873:1972 Aluminium alloy windows 16 pages A4

BS 4943:1973 Co-ordinating sizes for corrugated sheet materials used in

building 4 pages A4

BS 5395:1977 Code of practice for stairs 32 pages A4

DD 34:1974 Clay bricks with modular dimensions 36 pages A4

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PART 3 . 3 CANADA

Canadian Standards Association [CSA]

178 Rexdale Boulevard

Rexdale

Ontario

Canada, M9W 1R3

[Information Source: 1978 CSA Standards Catalogue, and

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

CAN3-A31.M-75 SERIES OF STANDARDS FOR METRIC DIMENSIONAL CO-ORDINATION

IN BUILDING (37 Pages AQ [American Quarto] 215 x 280 mm)

[Will supersede A31-1959 when metric conversion is completed]

Parts : CAN3-A31. 1M-75 GLOSSARY OF TERMS FOR METRIC DIMENSIONAL

CO-ORDINATION IN BUILDING (Illustrated)

Defines the terms to be used in metric

dimensional co-ordination in building.

CAN3-A31 . 2M-75 PRINCIPLES AND RULES FOR DIMENSIONAL COCO-ORDINATION IN BUILDINGS

Specifies the aim of modular co-ordination

and states the general principles and rules

to be applied in the determination of the

dimensions of all building components and

their assembly and to be applied to buildings

as a whole.

CAN 3-A3 1 . 3M-75 CONTROLLING DIMENSIONS IN BUILDING

Gives recommendations for co-ordinating con- trolling dimensions in building, for spacing

of columns, positioning of walls, floors and

ceilings and for the heights of door and

window heads and sills. Controlling dimensions

are key dimensions which must be established

in relation to functional and user requirements. These dimensions are taken between

planes in the controlling reference system.

CAN 3-A3 1 . 4M- 7 5 RECOMMENDED METRIC CO-ORDINATING DIMENSIONS

FOR THE SIZING OF BUILDING COMPONENTS

Gives recommendations for preferred sizes to be

applied to key building materials and components.

Dimensions shown are co-ordinating dimensions or those of the theoretical space occupied by the

component including such allowances as required

for tolerances and jointing.

Appendixes show: Examples of the use of preferred

dimensions; examples of the sizing of modular

components; and, combination of sizes. The

‘ Appendixes are not a mandatory part of the

standard.

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PART 3.3 CANADA [Continued]

CAN3-A31.M-75 [Continued]

CAN3-A31 . 5M-75 A GUIDE TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TOLERANCES FOR

METRIC DIMENSIONAL CO-ORDINATION IN BUILDING

Covers definition of terms used in the study

and application of tolerances to metric dimensional coordination in building.

Other Canadian Standards showing dimensionally co-ordinated products in general

conformance with CAN3-A31.4M 75 "Recommended metric co-ordinating dimensions for

the sizing of building components."

CAN2-75 . 1-M 77 Tile, Ceramic (9 pages ) Table 2 shows nominal dimensions for metric modular tiles

CAN2-92 . 1-M 77 Acoustical units, Prefabricated (9 pages AQ)

Including lightweight tile, board, panel or linear type prefabricated units prevising acoustical treatment and interior

finish. Includes metric modular sizes. . A165-M 1977 CSA Standards on concrete masonry units (66 pages ) Table 2 shows dimensions for standard units conforming to

CAN3-A31 .M-75

.

0132. 1-M 1977 Wood windows (30 pages ) Appendix A shows preferred modular window sizes [Not a mandatory

part of the standard].

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PART 3.4 CYPRUS

Cyprus Organization for Standards and Control of Quality [CYS]

Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Nicosia

Cyprus

[Information Source: NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

CYS 51 : 1978 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—BASIC MODULE (5 pages A4)

Fixes the definition and symbol of the module used as a basis

for the standardized modular co-ordination of buildings, of

their constituent parts and of the building components used

in their construction; and the value of the basic module.

[Corresponds to ISO 1006:1973, "Modular coordination—Basic

module . "

]

CYS 52 : 1978 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—PRINCIPLES AND RULES (6 pages A4)

Specifies the aims of modular co-ordination and states the

general principles and rules to be applied in determining the

sizes of building components and equipment, and of assemblies

and buildings themselves.

[Identical with ISO 2848:1974, "Modular co-ordination

Principles and rules;" except where the words "International

standard" are used they should be interpreted as "Cyprus

standard. "

]

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PART 3.5 INDIA

Indian Standards Institution [ISI]

Manak Bhavan

,

9 Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg

New Delhi 110002

India

[Information Source: Sectional List of Indian Standards 3 - Civil Engineering

Published up to 30 September 1977

and NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

IS: 1233 - 1969 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION OF DIMENSIONS IN

IS :2375 - 1963

THE BUILDING INDUSTRY [First Revision] (12 pages A5)

Defines the basic principles to be adopted for dimensional

co-ordination in the building industry and deals with its

application in building design and manufacture of building

material and components. Lists objectives of modular co- ordination, and adopts basic module of 10 cm (100 mm).

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION APPLIED TO RCC

IS : 2718 - 1964

FRAMED STRUCTURES (6 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for preferred dimensions of reinforced concrete structural members like beams, columns, braces,

and their relative disposition with a view to achieving

modular co-ordination.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PREFERRED DIMENSIONS FOR STOREY-HEIGHTS

IS :4993 - 1973

(5 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for preferred dimensions for

storey-heights, with preferences for multiples of 0.2 m (200 mm)

between 2.6 m (2600 mm) and 3.8 m (3800 mm).

GLOSSARY OF TERMS RELATING TO MODULAR CO-ORDINATION [First

IS : 6408 - 1971

Revision] (10 pages A5)

Gives definitions of terms used in modular co-ordination for

study, planning and construction of building designed in

accordance with the principles of modular co-ordination and

for the study and manufacture of the components used in such

buildings. Revised to align it closely with ISO 1791 and 1803.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—APPLICATION OF

IS :6772 - 1972

TOLERANCES IN BUILDING INDUSTRY (14 pages A5)

Lays down the basis for uniform application of dimensional

tolerances in the building industry.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DIMENSIONAL CO-ORDINATION FOR INDUSTRIALIZED

•

BUILDINGS—PREFERRED INCREMENTS (6 pages A5)

Gives recommendations for preferred increments for the building

components and spaces and the method of application of the

preferred increments to vertical and horizontal dimensions. The

recommendations are specifically related to the dimensional

requirements of housing.

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PART 3.5 INDIA [Continued]

IS : 6820 - 1972 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION RULES FOR MODULAR

PLANNING (14 pages A5)

Lays down basic principles for modular layout of buildings

through use of modular and multimodular grids and fixes the

interrelationship of building dimensions in planning and

execution of building to aid fabrication of building components .

IS : 7564 - 1974/5 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CO-ORDINATION OF DIMENSIONS IN BUILDINGS—

ARRANGEMENT OF BUILDING COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLIES

Part I - 1974 FUNCTIONAL GROUP 1 - STRUCTURE (12 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for co-ordinating dimensions of

building components and assemblies for functional group 1

structure—which comprises the following elements of con- struction: Foundation, floors, roofs, floor and roof beams,

roof trusses and arches, load bearing walls, staircases,

ramps and raker beams.

Part 2 - 1974 FUNCTIONAL GROUP 2 - EXTERNAL ENVELOPE (10 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for co-ordinating dimensions of

building components and assemblies for functional group 2

external envelope—which comprises of the following elements

of construction: Walls, wall openings, roofs and roof

openings

.

Part 3 - 1974 FUNCTIONAL GROUP 3 - INTERNAL SUBDIVISION (8 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for co-ordinating dimensions of

building components and assemblies for functional group 3

internal subdivision—which comprises the following elements

of construction: Partitions, floors, ceilings and staircases.

Part 4 - 1975 FUNCTIONAL GROUP 4 - SERVICES AND DRAINAGE (14 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for co-ordinating dimensions of

building components and assemblies for functional group 5

services and drainage—which comprises the following:

Heating, water, fire fighting, ventilation and air distribution,

electrical, drainage, refuse collection and disposal, transportation, and miscellaneous equipment and services.

Part 5 - 1974 FUNCTIONAL GROUP 5 - FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT

(20 pages A5)

Lays down recommendations for co-ordinating dimensions of

building components for functional group 5 —fixtures, furniture

and equipment—which comprises of the following functional

activities: Domestic living, commercial and community ser- vicing, teaching, learning and research, production, farming,

manufacture, distribution-retailing and communication.

[Assistance in the preparation of these standards has been

derived from PD 6432 :Parts 1 and 2: 1969, published by the

British Standards Institution.]

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PART 3.5 INDIA [Continued]

IS : 7184 - 1973 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION REFERENCE LINES

OF HORIZONTAL CONTROLLING CO-ORDINATING DIMENSIONS

( pages A5)

IS : 7921 - 1975 RECOMMENDATION FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—MULTIMODULES AND

PREFERRED SIZES FOR HORIZONTAL CO-ORDINATING AND CONTROLLING

DIMENSIONS (8 pages A5) Issued May 1976

Specifies values of multimodules for horizontal co-ordinating

dimensions and ranges of preferred sizes for horizontal

controlling dimensions , that is, widths of building components

like doors, windows, built-in furniture and fixtures, widths

and spacings of controlling zones for columns, and loadbearing walls. Applies to the construction of buildings of

all types.

IS ; 7922 - 1975 RECOMMENDATION FOR MODULAR CO-ORDINATION—MULTIMODULES AND

PREFERRED SIZES FOR VERTICAL CO-ORDINATING AND CONTROLLING

DIMENSIONS (8 pages A5) Issued May 1976

Amendment No.l November 1976

Specifies values of multimodules for vertical co-ordinating

dimensions and ranges of preferred sizes for vertical con- trolling dimensions, that is, heights of building components

like doors, windows, built-in furniture and fixtures, heights

of controlling zones, storey heights and room heights.

Applies to the construction of buildings of all types, but

the application of certain sizes is limited to particular

types of buildings.

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PART 3.6 IRELAND (EIRE)

Institute for Industrial Research and Standards [IIRS]

Ballymun Road

Dublin 9

Republic of Ireland

[Information Source: Irish Standards Handbook 1977

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Product standards dealing with dimensionally co-ordinated products:

Irish Standard Specifications:

I.S. 20 - 1974 Concrete building blocks (48 pages A5)

Includes Appendix (For Information Only) : Notes to Users

Concrete Blocks in the Context of Modular Co-ordination.

I.S. 91 - 1974 Clay bricks and blocks (72 pages A5)

Includes Appendix (For Information Only) : Notes for Users—

Bricks and Blocks in the Context of Modular Co-ordination.

I.S. 190 - 1974 Calcium silicate building blocks (36 pages A5)

Includes Appendix (For Information Only) : Notes for Users

Bricks in the Context of Modular Co-ordination.

I.S. 41 - 1975 Gypsum plasterboard (12 pages A5)

Includes Modular Sizes in Table 1.

I.S. 63

Part 1 - 1976

Wood windows and wood surrounds for metal windows —Dimensions

(20 pages A5) Shows metric co-ordinating sizes in Table 1.

I.S. 132

Part 1 - 1975

Stainless steel sinks for domestic purposes (12 pages A5)

Includes metric-modular sizes in Table 3 and refers to ISO 3055.

Note: The principal reference on modular co-ordination quoted in the explanatory

material contained in Appendixes is "Modular Guidelines," (106 pages A4)

,

issued by An Forss Forbartha (The National Institute of Physical Planning

and Construction Research) in October 1972.

25
PART 3.7 JAMAICA

Jamaican Bureau of Standards [JBS]

6 Winchester Road

P.0. Box 113

Kingston 10

Jamaica

[Information Source: NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

The following standards contain references to metric preferred dimensions:

JS 35:1975 Jamaican standard specification for standard hollow concrete

blocks (imperial and metric sizes) 20 pages A4

JS 50:1977 Jamaican standard specification for concrete and terrazzo

flooring tiles 25 pages A4

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PART 3.8 MALAYSIA

Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia [SIRIM]

Lot 10810, Phase 3, Federal Highway

P.0. Box 35, Shah Alam

Selangor

Malaysia

[Information Source: NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

The following standards include preferred dimensions of building products:

E 7.2:1971 Specification for precast concrete blocks (62 pages A5)

[Traditional sizes expressed in metric units---Ed. note: subject

to review

MS 7.6:1973 Specification for bricks and blocks of fired brick-earth

clay or shale—Part 2: Metric units

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PART 3.9 NEW ZEALAND

Standards Association of New Zealand [SANZ]

Private Bag

Wellington

New Zealand

[Information Source: MP 100:1978—Index 1978 (of New Zealand Standards)

issued annually by the Standards Association of New

Zealand; and

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards

NZS 4201P :1973 CODE OF PRACTICE FOR MODULAR COORDINATION IN BUILDING [Metric]

NZS 4101:1974 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SPACE PROVISION FOR FITMENTS, APPLIANCES

AND STORAGE IN DOMESTIC KITCHENS [Metric] (12 pages A4)

Gives recommendations for preferred metric dimensions in

co-ordinated sizes of the spaces required for fitments,

appliances, storage and work in domestic kitchens.

NZS 4207:197 PREFERRED CO-ORDINATING SIZES FOR RIGID FLAT SHEET MATERIALS

USED IN BUILDING

NZS 5902

Part 1:1976

Part 2:1976

Part 3:1976

Part 4:1976

BUILDING DRAWING PRACTICE

General and Architectural 84 pages A4

Structural—Concrete, Steel and Timber 50 pages A4

Services —Mechanical and Sanitary 78 pages A4

Services —Electrical 52 pages A4

Contains some references to dimensionally coordinated drawings

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PART 3.10 NIGERIA

Nigerian Standards Organization [NSO]

Federal Ministry of Industries

11 Kofo Abayomi Road

Victoria Island

Lagos

[Information Source: NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards.]

The following Nigerian standards include preferred dimensions for building

products

:

NIS 23:1973

NIS 35:1974

NIS 74:1976

NIS 86:1977

Specification for flexible PVC flooring (Metric) 25 pages A5

Specification for PVC (vinyl) asbestos floor tiles (Metric)

14 pages A5

Specification for burnt clay building units

Specification for sandcrete blocks

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PART 3.11 RHODESIA (ZIMBABWE /RHODESIA)

Standards Association of Central Africa

17 Coventry Road

Salisbury

Zimbabwe /Rhodesia

[Information Source: 1978 Catalogue of Central African Standards; and,

NBS Collection of International/National Standards.]

The following standards include information on preferred dimensions of

building products

CAS No. 103:1974 Glazed ceramic wall tiles and fittings (Endorsement of

BS 1281:1966) 32 pages A5

[Gives the requirements for one size of tile: 150 x 150 x

6 mm, and various fittings.]

CAS No. 115:1974 Terrazzo tiles (Endorsement of BS 4131:1973) 13 pages A4

CAS No. 119:1974 Precast concrete masonry blocks (First revision of CAS

No. A9:1960) 17 pages A4

[Includes metric modular blocks]

CAS No. 221:1978 Burnt clay building bricks and blocks

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PART 3 . 12 SINGAPORE

Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research [SISIR]

179, River Valley Road

P.0, Box 2611

Singapore 6

[Information Sources: Singapore Standards Yearbook 1977 + Supplement 1; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards.]

Singapore Standards (S.S.) are issued in English

S.S. 118 - 1975 STEEL WINDOWS AND DOORS FOR DOMESTIC AND SIMILAR BUILDINGS

36 pages A4

Co-ordinating sizes, work sizes, tolerances and deviations

for side-hung, top-hung and horizontally pivoted steel

windows and doors are given. Materials, including furniture

fittings and finishes are included; also complete design

range, with details and sections, fixings.

Other standards showing dimensionally coordinated or compatible products:

S.S. 58 - 1972 Asbestos cement flat and corrugated sheets

[Includes 400 x 200 roofing slates]

S.S. 76M - 1975 Precast concrete blocks (metric) 17 pages A4

[Metric preferred (modular-coordinated) sizes are given]

S.S. 10 3M - 1975 Burnt clay and shale bricks 20 pages A4

[Uses British standard metric brick format]

S.S. 116 - 1975 PVC (vinyl) asbestos floor tiles 25 pages A4

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PART 3.13 SOUTH AFRICA

South African Bureau of Standards [SABS]

Private Bag X191

Pretoria, 0001

Republic of South Africa

[Information Source: SABS Yearbook 1977]

SABS 993-1972 Specification for MODULAR CO-ORDINATION IN BUILDING (Metric Units)

32 pages [English/Africaans ] A4

Contains definitions of the terms used in modular co-ordination

and covers the dimensions of the basic module and derived modules,

vertical and horizontal controlling dimensions in building, and

preferred basic sizes for components and assemblies. Recommendations for the use of the system of modular co-ordination are contained in an appendix to the specification.

Other publications:

Recommended Practice for Building Drawing (June 1970) —Prepared

by the Metrication Department of the South African Bureau of

Standards 80 pages A4

Contains examples of drawing practice for modular coordination

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PART 3.14 SRI LANKA

Bureau of Ceylon Standards [BCS]

53, Dharmapala Mawatha

Colombo 3

Sri Lanka

[Information Source: Price List of Sri Lanka Standards, 1978; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

C.S. 129: 1972 Ceylon Standard Specification for "Basic Module" to be Used in

the Building Industry (6 Pages A5)

Covers the definition, symbol and value of the "Basic Module,"

and is based on ISO 1006.

C.S. 130: 1972 Ceylon Standard Specification for Horizontal Multimodules to be

Used in the Building Industry (7 pages A5)

Recommends the values of multimodules to be used in designing of

the overall structure of all buildings, based on the recommendations of ISO 1040 and Danish Standard Recommendation DS/R 1075.

C.S. 131: 1972 Ceylon Standard Glossary of Terms used in Modular Co-ordination

in the Building Industry (11 pages A5)

Contains the terms used in the building industry with special

reference to modular co-ordination, making extensive use of ISO

1791 and 1803.

C.S. 132: 1972 Ceylon Standard Specification for Classification of Building

Components for Dimensional Co-ordination (9 pages A5)

Grades components in five functional groups into three categories

of decreasing order of priority for dimensional co-ordination.

Assistance in preparation was derived from British Standards

Institution PD 6432.

C.S. 365: Standard Recommendations for Modular Co-ordination Application

of Tolerances in the Building Industry

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PART 3.15 ZAMBIA

Zambian Standards Institute [ZSI]

P.O. Box RW 259

Lusaka

Zambia

Zambian standards are issued in English.

Standards containing modular co-ordinating sizes for building products:

ZS 006 : 1973 Asbestos-cement—Flat sheets and slates-—Semi and fully compressed

(7 pages A4)

Modular co-ordinating sizes are shown in Section 2.4

ZS 007 : 1973 Precast concrete and sand-cement blocks (15 pages A4)

Modular dimensions are shown in Section 5, Table 1, and Figure 1.

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PART 4: LATIN-AMERICAN COUNTRIES

PART 4.1 ARGENTINA

Instituto Argentine) de Rationalization de Materiales [IRAM]

Chile 1192

1098 Buenos Aires

Republics Argentina

[Information Source: Catalogo de Normas IRAM 1978]

Normas IRAM (Issued in Spanish)

11 608/65 Coordinacion modular de la construccion; Definiciones y

condiciones generales (Revisada - Act. 10/67). (31 pages ) 11 609/65 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Medidas y tolerancias

11 610/65

(Act. 10/67. En folleto c/11 608).

Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Elementos modulares

11 611/67

(Act. 10/67. En folleto c/11 608).

Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Serie de medidas preferibles (En folleto c/11 608)

11 612/68 Bloques huecos modulares de hormigdn de cemento pdrtland (10 pages

11 613/70 Coordinacion modular de la construccidn

:

Albaflilerfa modular

(11 pages )

11 614/69 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Modulos de proyecto

(5 pages )

11 615/70 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Vanos modulares y sus cerramientos (71 pages )

11 616/71 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Posicion de los componentes

de la construccion con respecto a la cuadricula modular de referenda

(11 pages )

11 617/73 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Alturas modulares de

locales y de piso a piso (5 pages )

11 618/72 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Locales e instalaciones

sanitarias modulares (8 pages)

11 619/73 Coordinacion modular de la cons truccidn

:

Alturas modulares para

entrepisos (4 pages )

11 620/73 Coordinaci6n modular de la construccidn

:

Paneles modulares (4 pages

11 621/73 Coordinacion modular de la construccion: Espacios modulares para

escaleras (4 pages )

35
PART 4 . 1 ARGENTINA [Continued]

11 622/72 Coordination modular de la construction : Componentes modulares

ce rami cos , de hormigon y mixtos , para forjados (13 pages )

11 623/74 Coordinacidn modular de la construction : Juntas para componentes

modulares (6 pages )

11 624/74 Coordination modular de la construction: Metodo de cdlculo de los

espesores de junta y de las medidas nominales y tolerancias para

componentes modulares (11 pages )

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PART 4.2 BRAZIL

Associat^ao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas [ABNT]

Av. 13 de Maio, n 13 - 2 andar

Caixa Postal, 1680

CEP: 20.000 - Rio de Janeiro - RJ

Brazil /Bras ilia

[Information Source: Catalogo de Normas Tecnicas Brasileiras 1974 and

Lista do Valor de Reembolso das Publicacoes 1977; and,

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

Brazilian standards are issued in Portuguese

Coordenapao modular da construpao :

NB - 25/69 Coordenapao modular da construpao—Bases, definipoes e condipoes gerais

NB - 302/73 Posicao dos componentes da construpao em relocao a quadricula

modular de referenda

NB - 303/73 Vaos modulares e seus fechamentos

NB - 304/73 Multimodulos

NB - 305/73 Alturas modulares de piso a piso, de compartimento e estrutural

NB - 306/73 Tijolos modulares de barro cozido

NB - 307/73 Blocos vazados modulares de concreto

NB - 331/73 Alturas modulares de tato-piso (entre parimentos consecutivos)

NB - 332/73 Paineis modulares verticals

NB - 337/73 Locais e instalacoes sanitarias modulares

NB - 338/73 Componentes de ceramics, de concreto ou de outro material,

utilizado em lajes mistas na construpao coordenada modularmente

NB - 339/73 Espapos modulares para escados

NB - 340/73 Avenaria modular

NB - 343/73 Reves timentos

NB - 344/73 Coberturas

NB - 345/73 Divisoria modular vertical interna

NB - 346/73 Esquadrias modulares

NB - 372/74 Forro modular horizontal de acabamento (placas, chapas, ou similares)

37
PART

NB -

NB -

NB -

NB -

SB -

TB -

4.2 BRAZIL [Continued]

373/74 Tacos modulares de madeira para soalhos na constugao coordenada

modularmente

422/74 Equipamento para complemento de habitagao na construgao coordenada

modularmente

423/74 Detalhes modulares de esquadrias

424/74 Principios fundamentals para a elaborapao dos projetos coordenados

modularmente

62/74 Simbologia—Coordenayao modular da construgao

202/74 Terminologia—Coordenapao modular da construgSo

38
PART 4.3 CHILE

Instituto Nacional de Normalization [INN]

Matias Cousino 64 - 6° piso

Casilla 995 - Correo 1

Santiago Chile

[Information Source: Catalogo De Normas Chilenas 1975]

Normas Chilenas N°

346 Arquitectura y construction —Coordination modular—Modulo

normal

.

447 Carpinteria—Modulacion de ventanas y pertas.

641 Arquitectura y construction—Coordination modular—Vanos y

cerramientos

.

684 Arquitectura y construction—Coordination modular—Terminologia y representation grafica.

685 Arquitectura y construction—Coordination modular—Serie

normal de dimensiones.

710 Arquirectura y construcci<5n—Coordinacion modular—Alturas

libres interiores y espesores de entrepriso en viviendas

.

741 Arquitectura y construccidn—Coordinacidn modular de la

construccion—Albahilerias modulares

.

742 Arquitectura y construccidn—Coordinacidn modular de la

construccidn—Bloques modulares huecos de hormigdn.

743 Arquitectura y construccidn—Coordinacidn modular de la

construccion—Modulos de proyectos.

744 Arquitectura y construccidn—Coordinacidn modular de la

construccidn—Posicion de los componentes de la construccidn

con respecto a la red modular de referenda.

771 Arquitectura y construccidn—Coordinacidn modular—Ladrillos

ceramicos —Dimensiones modulares.

831 Coordinacidn modular en albanilerfa de ladrillos ceramicos

Terminologxa y requisitos.

886 Arquitectura y construccion—Coordinacion modular en elementos

para entreprisos.

887 Arquirectura y construccion—Coordinacion modular—Paneles

verticales —Serie de dimensiones.

984 Arquitectura y construccidn—Coordinacidn modular—Componentes

de pavimentos —Dimensiones.

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PART 4 . 4 COLOMBIA

Instituto Colombiano de Normas Tecnicas [ICONTEC]

Carrera 37 No. 52-95

P.0. Box 14237

Bogota

Colombia

[Information Source: Catalogo de Normas Tecnicas Colombianas 1977]

Colombian standards are issued in Spanish.

249 (1971) Dimensiones modulares de bloques huecos de hormigdn (concreto)

[Resolucidn No. 94 —71-03-16]

296 (1971) Dimensiones modulares de ladrillos ceramicos

[Resolucidn No. 92 —71-03-16]

455 Dimensiones modulares de vanos para ventanas

503 Dimensiones modulares de puertas de madera y puertas metalicas

[Resolucidn No. 526—73-10-10]

651 Alturas modulares de piso a piso y de locales

927 Medidas modulares de paneles verticales

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PART 4 . 5 MEXICO

Direccion General de Normas [DGN]

Tuxpan No. 2

Mexico 7, D.F.

[Information Source: Normas officiales mexicanas-Catalogo 1975

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Mexican standards are issued in Spanish.

BGN C 46 - 1973 Reglas generales de la coordinacion modular de la construccion

.

DGN C 47 - 1973 Medidas en la coordenacion modular de la construccion y su clasificacion

.

DGN C 46 - 1973 Definiciones de los componentes en la coordinacion modular.

DGN C 78 - 1974 Dimensiones modulares para ventanas.

DGN C 79 - 1974 Dimensiones modulares para puertas interiores.

DGN C 86 - 1974 Medidas modulares verticales preferentes para la construccion.

DGN C 225 -- 1973 Principios generales de la coordinacion modular de la construccion

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PART 4 . 6 PERU

Instituto de Investigation Tecnologica

Industrial y de Normas Tdcnicas [ITINTEC]

Av. Abancay No. 1176 - 2° piso

Apartado No. 145

Lima 1 Peru

[Information Source: Catalogo 78 de Normas Tecnicas]

400.003-75 Coordination modular de la construction—Bases, definiciones y

condiciones generales.

400 . 004-75 Coordination modular de la construccidn—Serie modular normal de

medidas

400.005-75 Coordination modular de la construction—Bloques modulares huecos

de concreto para muros y tabiques

400.006 Coordination modular de la construction—Albanileria modular.

400.007-75 Coordination modular de la construccidn—Modules de proyecto.

400.008 Coordinacidn modular de la construccidn—Vanos modulares y sus cerramientos

400.009-75 Coordinacidn modular de la construccidn—Ubicacion de los componentes de la construccidn respecto a la cuadrfcula modular de

referencia.

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PART 4 . 7 URUGUAY

Instituto Uruguayo de Normas Tecnicas [UNIT]

Agraciada 1464 P.9 Ap. 92

Montevideo

Uruguay

[Uruguay is a member of COPANT, but not of ISO]

[Information Source: Instituto Uruguayo de Normas Tecnicas —Catalogo 1976]

UNIT 365

[1974]

Coordinacion modular de la construccion—Bases, definiciones y

condiciones generales (10 pages ) Corresponds completely to COPANT R 121-1968

UNIT 366

[1974]

Coordinacion modular de la construccion—Serie modular normal de

medidas (5 pages ) Corresponds completely to COPANT 369-1972

UNIT 367

[1974]

Coordinacion modular de la construccion—Modulos de proyectos

(4 pages ) Corresponds completely to COPANT 372-1972

UNIT 368

[1974]

Coordinacion modular de la construccion—Vanos modulares y sus cerramientos (6 pages ) Corresponds completely to COPANT 373-1972

UNIT 369 Coordinacion modular de la construccidn—Posicion de los componentes

[1974] de la construccion con respecto a la quadricula modular de referenda

(8 pages ) Corresponds completely to COPANT 374-1972

UNIT 428 Medidas de vanos de puertas y puertas no expuestas a la intemperie

[1975] (8 pages )

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PART 4 . 8 VENEZUELA

Comision Venezolana de Nomas Indus triales [COVENIN]

Av. Boyacil (Cota Mil) * Edf. Fundacion La Salle, 5° piso

Caracas 105

Venezuela

[Information Source: Catalogo de Normas Venezolanas Covenin 1975]

Venezuelan standards are issued in Spanish.

COVENIN 220 Coordinacidn modular; base, definiciones y condiciones generales

44
PART 5: WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (Languages other than English)

PART 5 . 1 AUSTRIA (Osterreich)

Osterreichisches Normungsinstitut [ON]

Leopoldsgasse 4

Postfach 130

A-1021 Wien/Vienna 2

Austria

[Information Source: Onormen Verzeichnis 1979; and

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

ONORM B 1010 [1973] MaPordnung im Bauwesen—Modulordnung—Grundlagen

[Dimensional co-ordination in building—Modular co-ordination—Principles] (11 pages A4)

Standards referencing the basic building module and coordinating dimensions:

ONORM B 1201 [1977] Kleinkipptore mit Federzugausgleich (EinbaumaPe un Baurichtlinien [Springbalanced overhead doors: dimensions

for installation and specifications for construction]

(7 pages A4)

ONORM B 3252 [1977] Vorgefertigte Betonerzeugnisse zur Befestigung von

Verkehrsflachen [Prefabricated concrete products for the

pavement of traffic areas] (7 pages A4)

ONORM B 3410 [1976] Gipskartonplatten (Arten, Anforderungen , Priifungen)

[Gypsum plasterboards : types, requirements, testing]

(10 pages A4)

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PART 5.2 BELGIUM

Institut Beige de Normalisation [IBN]

Av. de la Brabaconne, 29

B-1040 Bruxelles

Belgium/ Belgique

[Information Source: NBN Catalogue 1977-1978; and

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

NBN Standards issued in French or Flemish (nderlandais)

[Information Source: NBN Catalogue 1977-1978; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

NBN 180-1948 Coordination des dimensions des constructions —Systeme du

module—Directives fondamentales (10 pages A4 bilingual)

NBN 181-1948 Coordination des dimensions des constructions —Systeme du

module—Directives generales applicables a la mayonnerie

(4 pages A4 bilingual)

NBN 208-1950 Coordination des dimensions des constructions —Systeme du

module—Baies et chassis de fendtres (10 pages A4 bilingual)

NBN 217-1949 Coordination des dimensions des constructions —Systeme du

module —Hauteurs d*etages (4 pages A4 bilingual)

NBN 227-1950 Coordination des dimensions des constructions —Systeme du

module—Baies de portes et portes (6 pages A4 bilingual)

Standards relating to products with modular dimensions:

NBN 538-1962 Blocs en beton pour magonnerie ordinaire [Reference to

modular dimensions in Section 3]

Standards for wall tiles (carreaux pour revetement de parois) and floor tiles

(carreaux pour revdtement de sols) which include modular sizes:

NBN B 27 - 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107

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PART 5 . 3 DENMARK

Dansk Standardiseringsraad [PS]

Aureh^j vej 12 and 15

Postbox 77

DK-2900 Hellerup

Denmark

[Information Sources: Dansk Standard Katalog 77; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Danish Standards [DS] and Recommendations [DS/R] are issued in Danish with

English subtitles. English translations are available for documents marked [E]

.

DS 1000 - 1968 Etageboligbyggeri —H^-jdem&l i normaletager [Vertical dimensions

in multi-storey housing] (4 pages A4) 3rd Edition

DS 1003 - 1973 Vinduer—Hulm&l [Windows —Wall openings] (2 pages A4)

2nd Edition

DS 1010.1-1975

DS 1010.2-1975

DS 1011.3-1958

DS 1012-1974

DS 1028.1-1968

DS 1028.2-1968

DS 1028.3-1969

DS/R 1038-1974

DS/R 1039-1974

DS/R 1040-1968

Modulkoordinering for byggeriet —Terminologi [Modular co- ordination in building—Vocabulary] (7 pages A4)

The standard is based upon ISO 1791, but deletes some terms. ISO

1971 is attached in its entirety as an appendix.

[Replaces DS 1010-1958 and DS 1011.1 and DS 1011.2]

Modulkoordinering for byggeriet —Principper og regler [Modular

co-ordination in building—Principles and rules] (5 pages A4)

The standard is in principle in accordance with ISO 2848; however,

the main sections from ISO 1006 and parts of 1040 have been

added. Some editorial adjustments have been made.

[Replaces DS 1010-1958 and DS 1011.1 and DS 1011.2]

Modulregler for byggeriet —Dimenionering af modulelementer

[Modular rules —Dimensioning of modular components] (2 pages A4)

Malafstaetning p£. byggepladsen [Marking out of measurements on the site] (4 pages A4) 2nd Edition

Indvendige, enfl^jede d^re—Hulm£l [Single-leafed interior

doors —Wall openings] (4 pages A4) [Replaces DS 1028]

Indvendige, enfl^jede d^re af trae—Karm- og d^rplademlil [Singleleafed interior doors of wood] (2 pages A4) [Replaces DS 1028]

Indvendige, enfl^jede dgSre af trae —Kvalitetsbestemmelser

[Interior doors of wood—Quality requirements] (2 pages A4)

[Replaces DS 1028]

Daekkomponenter af beton—Bygge- og basismlll [Concrete components

for floor slabs—Co-crdinating and basic sizes] (1 page A4)

2nd Edition

V aegkomponenter af beton til b aerende indvendige vaegge—Byggeog basismil [Concrete components for interior load bearing walls

Co-ordinating and basic sizes] (3 pages A4) 2nd Edition

Trapperum for tol^bstrapper [Staircase for double-flight stairs]

(5 pages A4) 2nd Edition

47
PART 5 . 3 DENMARK [Continued]

DS 1041 -1968

DS 1043 -1971

DS 1045 - 1965

DS/R 1046-1974

DS/R 1047-1966

DS 1048 -1966

DS/R 1049-1966

[E]

DS/R 1050-1973

DS/R 1075-1969

DS/R 1076-1970

[E]

DS/R 1077-1970

DS 1080 - 1969

DS/R 1083-1974

DS/R 1085-1972

DS/R 1086-1972

DS/R 1087-1972

DS/R 1100-1973

DS/R 1101-1974

Byggeblokke—Mil og forbandter [Modular dimensions of blockcomponents ] (6 pages A4)

K^kkenkomponenter [Kitchen components] (2 pages A4)

Isoleringsruder-—Hermetisk forseglede dobbeltruder—En-rammede

vinduer [Double pane sealed units] (1 page A4)

Gulvoverfladers h^j deplacering [Level of floors] (2 pages A4)

2nd Edition

Elevatorskakte m.v. til etageboligbyggeri [Lift wells, etc., in

multi-storey buildings] (2 pages A4)

Normalmurvaerk og modulproj ektering [Normal brickwork and

modular co-ordination] (2 pages A4)

Baerende vaegge og daek—Placering af komponenter [Structural

walls and f loors--Placing of components] (6 pages A4]

Tolerancer i byggeriet —Anvendelse af mlltolerancer [Application

of dimensional tolerances in building] (37 pages A4) 2nd Edition

Horisontale pr aeferencemil for byggeri [Preferred horizontal

dimensions for building] (2 pages A4)

Vertikale pr aeferencemil for byggeri [Preferred vertical

dimensions for building] (1 page A4)

Halbyggeri-—Horisontale pr aeferencemil [Industrial buildings

Preferred horizontal dimensions] (4 pages A4)

Udvendige d^re—Hulmil, karm- og dgSrplademil [Exterior doors —

Sizes of openings, frames and doorleaves] (2 pages A4)

B aerende tagkomponenter—Pr aeferencemil , vederlag, maerkning

[Roofs —Loadbearing units —Preferred sizes, bearing, marking]

(2 pages A4)

Skolebygninger—Planl aegningsmodul og pr aef erencemhl [School

buildings —Planning module and preferred dimensions] (2 pages A4)

Ple jeh jem—Planl aegningsmodul og pr aeferencemil [Nursing homes

Planning module and preferred dimensions] (2 pages A4)

Kontorbygninger—Planl aegningsmodul og pr aeferencemil [Office

buildings —Planning module and preferred dimensions] (2 pages A4)

Tolerancer i byggeriet —Pr aeferencetal for tolerancer [Tolerances

Preferred sizes] (2 pages A4)

Pladeformede bygningskomponenter til daek og til baerende og ikkeb aerende indvendige vaegge —Pr aaferencemil [Large panels for

load bearing and non-bearing interior walls—Preferred sizes]

(2 pages A4)

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PART 5 . 4 FINLAND

Suomen Standardisolmisliitto r.y. [SFS]

P.0. Box 205

SF-00121 Helsinki 12

Finland/ Suomi

[Information Source: SFS-Luettelo [Catalogue] 1977 and Supplement; and,

NBS Collection of Intematio al/National Standards]

Finnish standards are issued in the Finnish language with English subtitles.

English translations are available for documents marked [E]

.

SFS 2434 [1975]

[E]

SFS 2437 [1974]

SFS 2438 [1975]

SFS 2440 [1975]

SFS 3303 [1978]

SFS 3315 [1978]

SFS 3317 [1978]

SFS 3501 [1975]

SFS 3502 [1975]

SFS 3695 [1976]

SFS 3696 [1976]

SFS 3697 [1976]

SFS 3743 [1976]

SFS 4081 [1977]

SFS 4283 [1978]

Asunto—-Hygieniatila—Mitoitus [Dwelling—Hygiene spaces —

Dimensioning] (7 pages A4)

Asuinrakennusten moduulij arj estely runkovyohykkeiden paksuudet

j a keskinaiset etaisyydet vaakasuunnassa [Horizontal controlling

dimensions for residential buildings, widths and spacing of con- trolling zones for columns and loadbearing walls] (2 pages A4)

Moduulij ar j estely—Runkovyohykkeiden paksuudet ja keskinaiset

etaisyydet vaakasuunnassa [Modular co-ordination—Widths and

spacing of controlling zones for columns and loadbearing walls ] (4 pages A4)

Moduulij arjestely—Rakkenus ten kerroskorkeudet [Modular

coordination-—Storey heights] (2 pages A4)

Ikkunan ja ikkunaoven moduuliset koot [Modular sizes for

windows and window doors] (3 pages A4)

Rakkenusalan mittaj arjestely—osamoduuli 0,5M [Dimensional

coordination of buildings —Submodule 0.5M] (3 pages A4)

Rakkenusalan mittaj arjestely—Saumaosuuksien mitat [Dimensional

coordination of buildings—Sizes of margins] (2 pages A4)

Moduulij arj estely—Kasitteis to—Pohj oismainen [Modular co- ordination—-Vocabulary—Nordic] (4 pages A4)

Moduulij arj estely—-Tavoitteet ja periaatteet [Modular co- ordination—Principles and rules] (6 pages A4)

Asunto—Saunan pesuhuone—Mitoitus [Dwelling—Washroom of

s aun a—Dimens i on in g

]

(7 pages A4)

Moduulij arjestely—Lattian viitetaso [Modular coordination

Reference plane for vertival dimensions] (2 pages A4)

Asuinrakennu'ksen moduuliset kerros-, huone- ja valipohj akorkeudet

Modular coordination—Storey heights, room heights for residential buildings] (2 pages A4)

Moduulij arjestely—Kantamoduuli ja kertomoduulit [Modular

coordination--Basic module and multimodules] (2 pages A4)

Ovi—Moduuliset koot [Doorset —Modular sizes] (6 pages A4)

Rakennusalan mittaj arjestely—Pienten ulottovuuksien perusmitat

[Dimensional coordination of buildings —Basic sizes for small

dimensions] (1 page A4)

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PART 5 . 5 FINLAND [Continued]

Standards referencing modular spaces and building elements or components:

SFS 2432

[E]

[1974]

SFS 2433

[E]

[1974]

SFS 2435

[E]

[1974]

SFS 2436

[E]

[1974]

SFS 3216 [1975]

SFS 3482

[E]

[1975]

SFS 3694 [1976]

SFS 3744 [1976]

SFS 3818 [1976]

SFS 3870 [1976]

SFS 4002 [1977]

SFS 4079 [1977]

Asuminen—Henkilokohtainen hygienia—Toimintojen tilantarve

[Activities in dwellings—-Space requirements for personal

hygiene] (4 pages A4)

Asuminen—-Tekstiillen hoito —Toimintojen tilantarve [Activities

in dwellings--Space requirements for textile care] (8 pages A4)

Asuminen—Ruokatalous—Toimintojen tilantarve [Activities in

dwellings—Space requirements for food storage and preparation]

(11 pages A4)

Asuminen--Ruokailu—Toimintojen tilantarve [Activities in

dwellings —-Space requirements for taking of meals (5 pages A4)

Vesikaton paakannafce-—Moduuliset koot [Roofs—Loadbearing

units—Modular sizes] (5 pages A4)

Asunto—Keittio—Kalusteiden maara [Dwelling—Kitchen-—The

amount of fittings] (3 pages A4)

Asuminen-—Kotitalouden tekstiilien ja jalkineiden sailytys —

Tilantarve [Activities in dwellings —-Space requirements for

textile and footwear storage] (4 pages A4)

Asuintalohissit—Konehuone kuilun ylapuolella—Mitat [Lifts in

residential buildings —Machine room above the well—Dimensions ] (7 pages A4)

Sahkovedenlammittimet—Liittymismitat [Electric water heaters

Coordinating sizes] (3 pages A4)

Potilashissit—Konehuone kuilun ylhpoulella—Mitat [Lifts in

hospitals—Machine room above the well—Dimensions

(7 pages A4)

Puuristik kokannate—Naulalevyilla koottu [Roof truss —Wooden

Nail plate joints] (8 pages A4)

Muiden kuin asuinrakennus ten hissit—Konehuone kuilun ylapuolella

Mitat [Lifts in other than residential buildings —Machine room

above the well—Dimensions] (7 pages A4)

Standards dealing with joints, tolerances and deviations:

SFS 2490 [1971]

SFS 3305 [1978]

SFS 3521 [1975]

SFS 3874 [1977]

Mitat ja toleranssit rakennus alalia—Kasitteita [Measures and

tolerances in building—Definitions of concepts] (3 pages A4)

Rakennusmittaus—Pisteiden maarittaminen ja paikalleenmittaaminen

Menetelmat ja sallitut poikkeamat [Measurement methods for

building—Setting out and measurement—Procedures and permissible

measuring deviations] (4 pages A4)

Rakennuksen saumat —Nimisto [Joints in building—Vocabulary]

(4 pages A4)

Rakennusalan toleranssit —Suositeltavat lukuarvot [Tolerances

for building—Preferred sizes for tolerances] (1 page A4)

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PART 5.6 FRANCE

Association Frangaise de Normalisation [AFNOR]

Tour Europe

Cedex 7 92080 Paris La Defense

France

[Information Source: Catalogue Normes Franjaises 1979; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

French Standards (Normes Franjaises) are issued in French.

NF P 01-001 (July 1974) Dimensions des constructions —Coordination modulaire

Module de base [Dimensions in buildings —Modular co- ordination—Basic module] (3 pages A4)

Replaces NF P 01-001 "Modulation" of September 1942, and

is in concurrence with ISO 1006.

NF P 01-101 (July 1964) Dimensions des constructions —Dimensions de coordination

des ouvrages et des elements de construction

(19 pages 210 x 270 mm)

51
PART 5.6 Federal Republic of GERMANY

Deutsches Institut fiir Normung [DIN]

BurggrafenstraBe 4-10

Postfach 1107

D-1000 Berlin 30

Germany /Deutschland

[Information Source: DIN Katalog 1979; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

German standards [Deutsche Normen] are published in German with English subtitles

and French subtitles in recent standards. English translations are available for

documents marked [E] .

DIN 18 000 Part 1

(November 1973)

Modulordnung im Bauwesen —Grundlagen [Modular co-ordination

in building—Principles] (1 page A4)

DIN 18 000 Part 2

(March 1976)

DIN 18 000 Part 3

(March 1976)

International agreements in modular co-ordination [ISO R/1006

and ISO R/1040/I and 1040/11] are accepted into German standards

with specific reference to the basic module M = 100 mm, and

horizontal multimodules of 3M (300 mm) , 6M (600 mm) , and 12M

(1200 mm)

Modulordnung im Bauwesen—Begriffe [Modular co-ordination in

building—Terms and definitions] (3 pages A4)

Sets down terms and definitions, based on ISO 1791, including

a table of principal terms in German, English and French.

Modulordnung im Bauwesen—Anwendungsregeln [Modular co-ordination in building—Rules for application] (3 pages A4)

References ISO 2848.

DIN 18 000 Part 4

(March 1978)

Modulordnung im Bauwesen—Vorzugsmafte [Modular co-ordination

in building—Preferred dimensions]

DIN 18 000 Part 10 Modulordnung im Bauwesen—Vertikale Koordination ; Erganzung zu (March 1978) DIN 18 000 Teil 1 [Modular co-ordination in building—Vertical

co-ordination; Supplement to DIN 18 000 Part 1]

DIN 18 000 Beiblatt Modulordnung im Bauwesen —Erlauterungen , Beispiel [Modular co- (February 1977) ordination in building—Explanations, example] (8 pages A4)

Supplement contains information additional to Parts of DIN 18 000.

DIN 18 Oil

(March 1967)

Stellf lachen , Abstande und Bewegungsflachen im Wohnungsbau

[Areas required for furniture, etc., spacings and activity spaces

in housing] (3 pages A4)

Contains minimum dimensions, most of which are modular, as well

as recommended dimensions for spaces in dwellings.

DIN 30 798 Part 1

(June 1978)

DIN 30 798 Part 2

(June 1978)

Modulsysteme —Begriffe [Modular systems—Concepts]

Modulordnungen—Grundsatze [Modular co-ordination—Principles]

52
PART 5.6 Federal Republic of GERMANY [Continued]

DIN 18 155 Part 2

(March 1976)

DIN 18 201

(April 1976)

Feinkeramische Fliesen—Formen , Mage. Kennzeichnung , Bezeichnung

[Ceramic tiles—Designs, dimensions, marking, designation]

(3 pages A4)

Includes reference to DIN 18 000 in explanations.

Magtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Begriffe, Grundsatze, Anwendung,

Priifung [Dimensional tolerances for building—Definitions,

principles, application, testing] (3 pages A4)

DIN 18 202 Part 1 Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Zulassige Abmage fiir die Bauausfuhrung

(March 1969) Wand- und Deckenof fnungen, Nischen, Geschog- und Podesthohen

[Dimensional coordination in building construction—Permissible

dimensional deviations of the structure—Wall and floor openings,

recesses, storey and landing heights] (3 pages A4)

DIN 18 202 Part 2 (June 1974)

Pre-standard

DIN 18 202 Part 3

(Sept. 1970)

Pre-standard

DIN 18 202 Part 4

(June 1974)

DIN 18 202 Part 4

Supplement 1

(August 1977)

Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Ebenheitstole ranzen fiir Oberflachen

von Wanden, Deckenunterseiten und Bauteilen [Dimensional

tolerances for building construction—Planeness tolerances for

surfaces of walls, undersides of ceilings and components]

(2 pages A4)

Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Toleranzen fiir die Ebenheit der Oberflachen von Rohdecken, Estrichen und Bodenbelagen [Dimensional co- ordination in building construction—Permissible dimensional

deviations of the structure-—Surface of ceilings, intermediate

layers and floor finishes] (2 pages A4)

Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Abmage fiir Bauwerksabmessungen

[Dimensional tolerances for building construction—Dimensional

deviations of dimensions in building] (4 pages A4)

Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Abmage fiir Bauwerksabmessungen

Erlauterung zum Bezugsverfahren [Explanations to the reference

method] (2 pages A4)

DIN 18 203 Part 1 Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Vorgefertigte Teile aus Beton und Stahl

(June 1974) beton [Dimensional tolerances in building construction—Finished

components of concrete and reinforced concrete] (2 pages A4)

DIN 18 203 Part 2 Magtoleranzen im Hochbau—Vorgefertigte Teile aus Stahl

(June 1977) [Dimensional tolerances in building construction—Finished compo-

[E] nents of steel]

Not in line with international standards or recommendations:

DIM 4172 [3rd Ed.]

[July 1955)

r e i

Magordnung im Hochbau [Dimensional coordination in building]

States preferred dimensions and preferred number series for use

in building and is based on preferences derived from an octametric system which emphasizes multiples of 250 mm and 125 mm. Suggests preferred numbers for dimensions smaller than 25 mm,

taken directly from the ISO R10 series.

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PART 5 . 7 GREECE

Hellenic Organization for Standardization [ELOT]

Didotou 15

Athens 144

Greece/EAAAZ

[Information Source: NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

ENO P 01-001-1959 "H ouoxeTiop£vr| TunonolqoK; tuv Somikuv oTQixeiuv Ac^lAoflOW

[Modular Coordination in Building—Glossary] 4 pages

ENO P 01-002-1959 *H ouoxc tiom^v«1 TumoJioin©a<; twv Sojjbkuv oreaxeifejv OPOAOTI A

[Modular Coordination in Building—Terminology] 3 pages

54
PART 5.8 ITALY

Ente Nazionale Italiano di Unificazione [UNI]

Piazza Armando Diaz 2 I 20123 Milano

Italy /Italia

[Information Source: UNI Elenco delle Pubblicazzioni n.33 1976 and

Supplemento al n.33 1977; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Italian Standards are issued in Italian; recent documents with English subtitles.

Unificazione italiana

UNI 2951

(June 1949)

UNI 3115

(Febr. 1951)

UNI 3140

(Febr. 1951)

UNI 7362-74

Unificazione coordinata nell' edilizia—Sistema del modulo

(2 pages A4)

Unificazione coordinata nell ' edilizia—Principi generali per

le tolleranze nel coordinamento delle constuzioni con il

sistema del modulo (2 pages A4)

Unificazione coordinata nell* edilizia—Altezze di piano

negli edifici residenziali (2 pages A4)

Mobili ed apparecchi di cucina—Dimensioni di coordinamento

(December 1974) [Kitchen equipment—Co-ordinating sizes] (2 pages A4)

Refers to conformance with work in progress in ISO TC 59.

55
PART 5.9 The NETHERLANDS

Nederlands Normalisatie-instituut [NNI]

Polakweg 5 P.0. Box 5810

2280 HV Rijswijk ZH

Netherlands

[Information Source: NNI Calalogus 1975 + Aanvulling 1 (to July 1976)

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

Netherlands standards [Nederlandse norms] are issued in Dutch with English subtitles.

NEN 2880 (November 1977) Modulaire coordinatle bij het bouwen—Begripsomschri j vingen

en regels voor de plaats- en maatbepaling van modulaire

elementen [Modular co-ordination in building —Terminology

and rules for the determination of location and dimensions

of modular elements] (102 pages A4)

[Supersedes NEN 5700 and NEN 5701]

The standard brings a novel and fundamentally different

approach to modular coordination, which is the result of

the development of proposals by the Foundation for Architectural Research [SAR] , and their application in various

housing projects over a decade.

The concepts revolve around the use of a [modular] tartan

grid (or band grid) , with specific rules for the positioning

of element groups and junctions between elements (joints)

The standard is well illustrated.

The standard claims to be in accord with ISO 1006, 1040,

R 1790, 1791, and 2848.

NEN 5702 (August 1965) Modulaire coordinatie bij het bouwen—Tolerantiestelsel

Begripsbepalingen [Modular co-ordination in building

System of tolerances] (4 pages A4)

Standards including modular sizes of building products:

NEN 2489 (October 1976) Metselbaksteen [Bricks of fired clay for masonry]

(44 pages A4)

Discusses modular formats on page 24, including European

formats

NEN 2637 (August 1972) Maten van binnedeuren [Sizes of interior doors] (4 pages A4)

Shows modular formats on page 3.

NEN 3317 (December 1967) Functionele afmetingen van trappen voor gemeenschappelijke

trappehuizen [Functional dimensions of stair cases for

common staircase halls (staircase wells)] (2 pages A4)

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PART 5 .10 NORWAY

Norges Standardiserungsforbund [NSF]

Haakon VII's gt. 2

N—Oslo 1

Norway

[Information Source: Norsk Standard Katalog 1978; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Norwegian standards are issued in Norwegian with English subtitles.

NS 1000 [1961] Modulsamordning i bygningsindus trien—Grunnleggende prinsipper

[Modular co-ordination in the building industry— Basic

principles

]

(8 pages A4)

NS 1001 [1967] 3M-planmodul for horisontale mill i rltbygg [ 3M-horizontal module

for planning of buildings] (1 page A4)

NS 1003 [1970]

NS 1456 [1967]

NS 3033 [1970]

Milsamordning av mindre hus i en eller to etasjer [Modular co- ordination of smaller one and two storey buildings] (8 pages A4)

Mill pi i.pninger for innsetting av d^rer og vinduer [Dimensions

for wall openings of doors and windows] (4 pages A4)

Kj ^kkeninnredninger og garderobeskap —Generelle bestemmelser og

mill [Kitchen equipment and wardrobes—General requirements and

sizes

]

(2 pages A4)

NS 3149 [1976] D^rer—Stg$rrelser [Doors —Co-ordinating sizes] (2 pages A4)

NS 3203 [1974] Vinduer og vindusd^rer—St^rrelser [Windows and French doors

Co-ordinating sizes] (2 pages A4)

NS 3441 [1967] Plateformede bygningskomponenter til dekker og til baerende og

ikke-b aerende innvendige vegger—Preferansem&l [Large panels for

floors and load-bearing and non-bearing interior walls —Preferred

sizes

]

(1 page A4)

NS 3461 [1974] Toleranser i bygningsindustrien—Grunnleggende begreper og terminologi—Midlertidig [Tolerances in building—Basic terms and

terminology—Tentative

]

(12 pages A4)

Standards containing modular building elements and components:

NS 544 [1964] Skallmurblokker av betong—Normalblokker og endeblokker [Precast

concrete blocks for light walls —Normal and flat ended blocks]

(5 pages A4)

NS 781 [1953] Innvendige rette trapper av brannfast materiale —Hovedmhl [Internal straight stairs of fireproof material —Main dimensions]

(2 pages A4)

NS 790 [1954] Innvendive trapper av tre^—180° svingtrapp —Etasjehglyde 2800 mm og

2700 mm [Internal winding wood staircase—180° —Dimensions]

(1 page A4)

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PART 5 . 10 NORWAY [Continued]

NS 791 [1954]

NS 792 [1954]

NS 793 [1954]

NS 794 [1954]

NS 835 [1953]

NS 836 [1953]

NS 837 [1953]

NS 1130. Del 1

Part 1 [1967]

NS 1130. Del 2 Part 2 [1968]

NS 1458 [1967]

NS 3000 [1967]

NS 3012 [1968]

NS 3014 [1968]

NS 3015 [1968]

NS 3016 [1970]

NS 3019 [1970]

NS 3020 [1970]

Innvendige trapper av tre —90° svingtrapp—EtasjehgSyde 2700 mm og

2600 mm [Internal winding wood staircase—90° —Dimens ions (1 page A4)

Innvendige trapper av tre —90 o /90° svingtrapp—Etasjeh^yde 2700 mm

og 2600 mm [Internal winding wood staircase—90°/90°] (1 page A4)

Innvendige trapper av tre—90° repostrapp —Etasjeh^yde 2700 mm og

2600 mm [Internal wood staircase quarterspace landing] (1 page A4)

Innvendige trapper av tre —Dobbeltl^pet rett repostrap —Etasjeh^yde

2800 mm og 2700 mm [Internal wood staircase with halfspace landing]

(2 pages A4)

Personheiser—Maskinrom pi. topp og motvekt bak kupe —Hovedmil for

sjakt, kupe og maskinrom [Lifts —Machine room on top floor and

counterweight behind lift car —Main dimensions for shaft, car and

machine room] (1 page A4)

Personheiser—Maskinrom pi topp og movekt pi side av kupe [Lifts

Main dimensions —Machine room on top floor and counterweight on side

of car] (1 page A4)

Vare- og personheiser—Alminnelige dimens j oneringsregler for sjakter

[Lifts for goods and passengers—Main dimensions of lift well]

(1 page A4)

Innvendige d^rer av tre--Mil pi glatte d^rer uten overfals [Midlertidig] [Interior wooden doors—Dimensions for flush, non rebated

doors—Interim] (2 pages A4)

Innvendige d^rer av tre —Mil for baderomsd^rer [Midlertidig

[Interior wooden doors —Dimensions for bathroom doors] (3 pages A4)

Vinduer og vindusd^rer av tre—Utvendige karmmil UJF med fylling og

utvendig panel [External dimensions for wooden windows and French

door frames] (4 pages A4)

Teglstein [Clay bricks] (7 pages A4) [Includes modular format]

Betonghullblokk [Hollow concrete blocks] (4 pages A4)

Fasadestein av betong [Facing concrete bricks] (4 pages A4)

Forskalingsblokk [Formwork concrete block] (4 pages A4)

Gassbetong (trykkherdet lettbetong) —Blokker for liming [Lightweight

cellular concrete blocks (Autoclaved aerated concrete) (7 pages A4)

Tak- og gulvelementer av gassbetong (trykkherdet lettbetong) [Roof

and floor units—Lightweight cellular concrete] (8 pages A4)

Liggende veggelementer av gassbetong (trykkherdet lettbetong)

Horizontal wall units —Lightweight cellular concrete] (3 pages A4)

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PART 5.10 "NORWAY [Continued]

NS 3021 [1970] Isolasionselementer av gassbetong (trykkherdet lettbetong)

Insulation units—-Lightweight cellular concrete (Autoclaved

aerated concrete) (3 pages A4)

NS 3025 [1969] Treullcementplater [Midlertidig] [Wood wool slabs —Interim]

(8 pages A4)

NS 3440 [1974] Takbaerere —MSI, merking [Roofs —LoadhearLng units —Dimensions]

(4 pages A4)

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PART 5.11 PORTUGAL

Repartiyao de Normalizayao [IGPAI]

Avenida de Bema 1

Lisboa-1

Portugal

[Information Source: Catalogo das Normas Portuguesas 1975

Centro de Normalizayao Lista Num£rica 1975-1976 e 1977]

Portuguese standards are issued in Portuguese.

NP 88 - 1956 Modulayao das Construyoes —Directivas fundamentals

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PART 5 . 12 SPAIN

Instituto Nacional de Racionalizacion

y Normalizacion [IRANOR]

Serrano 150

Madrid 6

Spain/Espana

[Information Source: IRANOR Catalogo Provisional de Normas UNE 1978

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Spain does not have national standards dealing directly with the principles

or application of modular coordination in building, but a number of UNE (Una

Norma Espanola) Standards include product dimensions that fit with preferences

used in a modular building environment.

UNE 24 007

UNE 24 017

UNE 24 018

UNE 24 019

UNE 24 020

UNE 24 021

UNE 24 022

UNE 41 004

UNE 41 007

UNE 41 026

UNE 41 061

(3.51) Azulejos para revestir paredes

(11.54)

Escaleras de madera de peldanos altos y tramos rectos,

para viviendas

(11.54)

Escaleras de madera de peldanos bajos y tramos rectos,

para viviendas

(11.54)

Escaleras de madera de tramos rectos y peldanos altos, con los ultimos en abanico, para viviendas

(11.54)

Escaleras de madera de tramos rectos y peldanos bajos,

con los ultimos en abanico, para viviendas

(11.54)

Escaleras de madera de peldanos altos, con los superiores

en abanico, para viviendas

(11.54)

Escaleras de madera de peldanos bajos, con los superiores

en abanico, para viviendas

(7.55) Calidades y medidas de los ladrillos de arcilla cocida

(10.52) Calidades y medidas de las planchas lisas y onduladas de

amianto-cemento

(1.55) Pizarra para cubiertas

(7.55) Ladrillos silico-calcareos

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PART 5.13 SWEDEN

Standardiseringskommissionen i Sverige [SIS]

Tegndrgatan 11

Box 3295

S-10366 Stockholm

Sweden/Sverige

[Information Source: Register over Svensk Standard 1978—SIS

Katalog over Handbocker 1978—-SIS

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Swedish standards are issued in Swedish with English subtitles. A number of Swedish

standards are also translated into English, either as bilingual editions or in

separate editions. A small number of standards are also issued in French or German. English translations are available for documents marked [ E ]

Swedish Standards issued since 1 January 1978 use the prefix SS ; earlier versions

use SIS and other prefixes.

SIS 05 01 00 (1975)

2nd Edition

Modulkoordinering-—Terminologi [Modular co-ordination

Vocabulary] ( pages A4)

SIS 05 01 01 (1975)

3rd Edition

Modulkoordinering^--Principer och regler [Modular co-ordination—Principles and rules] ( pages A4)

SIS 05 01 02 (1972)

2nd Edition [E]

Modulsamordning—Regler for modulprojektering [Modular co- ordination—Rules for modular planning] (5 pages A4)

SIS 05 01 03 (1972)

[E]

Modulsamordning—V&ningshbj der [Modular co-ordination

Storey heights] (1 page A4)

SIS 05 01 04 (1975)

2nd Edition

Modulkoordinering—Hallbyggnader—Horisontala stomm£tt

[Modular co-ordination—Industrial buildings —Horizontal

sizes for loadbearing structure] (3 pages A4)

SIS 05 01 16 (1970) Modulsamordning—Undertak—Horisontala m£tt [Modular co- ordination—Suspended ceilings —Horizontal dimensions]

(3pages A4)

SIS 05 01 17 (1973) Modulsamordning—Inredning [Modular co-ordination—Fittings]

(3 pages A4)

SIS 05 01 18 (1975) Modulkoordinering—Installationer [Modular co-ordination

Services and Drainage] (4 pages A4)

SIS 05 02 11 (1971) Byggtoleranser—Toleransvidder [Tolerances for Building

Series of tolerance widths] (1 page A4)

SIS 05 02 12 (1974) Byggtoleranser—Toleranssystem [Tolerances for Building

Tolerance system] (11 pages A4)

SIS 05 02 13 (1974) Byggtoleranser—Samspel mellan toleranser [Tolerances for

building—Interaction among tolerances] (4 pages A4)

SIS 05 02 14 (1974) Byggtoleranser—Samspel mellan toleranser—Formler [Tolerances

for building—Interaction formulas] (29 pages A4)

62
PART 5.13 SWEDEN [Continued]

SIS 05 02 15 (1974)

[E]

Byggtoleranser—Terminologi [Tolerances for building

Terminology] (10 pages A4) [ E— 7 pages A4]

SIS 05 05 01 (1973) Toleranser—Grundlaggande terminologi [Basic terminology

on tolerances (general)

]

(5 pages A4)

Standards for modular elements, assemblies and components in building:

SIS 22 01 10 (1972)

SIS 22 01 11 (1975)

SIS 81 20 07 (1973)

SIS 81 20 08 (1973)

SIS 81 20 09 (1973)

SIS 81 20 50 (1975)

SIS 81 21 01 (1971)

SIS 81 21 02 (1973)

SIS 81 21 04 (1973)

SIS 81 22 01 (1975)

SIS 81 22 02 (1975)

SIS 81 22 03 (1975)

Mursten—Modulformat—Grundlaggande m&tt [Modular bricks

Basic sizes] (1 page A4)

Mursten—Generella fordringar provning [Bricks —General

requirements —Testing] (7 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Liggande vaggelement—Grundlaggande m£t t [Lightweight concrete—Horizontal wall components—Basic

sizes

]

(1 page A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Takelement—Grundlaggande mitt [Lightweight concrete—Roof components —Basic sizes] (1 page A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Bj alklagselement—Grundlaggande m^tt

[Lightweight concrete—Floor components —Basic sizes]

(1 page A4)

Bjalklags- och innervaggselement—Grundlaggande m£tt [Floor

components and interior wall components —Basic sizes]

(1 page A4)

Sandwichelement av betongMcitt [Concrete sandwich panels

Dimensions

]

( pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Liggande vaggelement av porbetong—Mitt

[Autoclaved aerated concrete—Horizontal wall components

Sizes

]

(2 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—St£ende, barande vaggelement av porbetong

M£tt [Autoclaved aerated concrete—Vertical loadbearing wall

components —Sizes

]

(3 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Liggande vaggelement av lattklinkerbetong

M£tt [Lightweight aggregate concrete—Horizontal wall components —Sizes

]

(2 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Takelement av lattklinkerbetong—Mlltt

[Lightweight aggregate concrete—Roof components —Sizes]

(2 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Bj alklagselement av lattklinkerbetong

M£tt [Lightweight aggregate concrete—Floor components —Sizes]

(2 pages A4)

63
PART 5.13 SWEDEN

SIS 81 24 01 (1972)

SIS 81 24 02 (1974)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 24 03 (1974)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 24 07 (1973)

SIS 81 24 08 (1973)

SIS 81 26 01 (1970)

SIS 81 26 02 (1971)

SIS 81 26 03 (1973)

SIS 81 32 01 (1974)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 32 21 (1967)

SIS 81 32 22 (1967)

SIS 81 34 05 (1973)

SIS 81 34 06 (1973)

SIS 81 61 01 (1973)

SIS 81 70 51 (1972)

2nd Edition

[Continued]

Bj alklagselement av betong—Grundlaggande m£tt [Concrete

floor slabs—-Basic sizes] (1 page A4)

Bj alklagselement av belong med plan oversida och undersida

M&tt och form [Concrete floor slabs with plane upper and

lower surfaces —Dimensions and form] (4 pages A4)

Bj alklagselement av belong med TT-format tvarsnitt, M&tt och

form [Concrete double-T floor slabs —Dimensions and form]

(3 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Takelement av porbetong—M&tt [Autoclaved aerated concrete—Roof components —Sizes] (2 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Bj alklagselement av porbetong

Mcitt

[Autoclaved aerated concrete—Floor components—Sizes]

(2 pages A4)

Tvarmlitt for rektangulara betongpelare [Cross-sectional

dimensions of rectangular concrete columns] (2 pages A4)

Tvarm^tt for rektangulara betongbalkar [Cross-sectional

dimensions of rectangular concrete beams] (2 pages A4)

Flansbalkar av belong—Tvarm&tt [Flanged concrete beams

Cross-sectional dimensions] (2 pages A4)

Trappor—Terminologi [Stairs —Terminology] (3 pages A4)

(includes titles of terms in English)

Tr.appor—Trappelement med barende kupa for tv£loppstrappa

Mcitt [Stairs —Prefabricated stair units carried by slabs,

for one-landing f loor-to-floor staircases —Dimensions]

(4 pages A4)

Trappor—Trappelement med barende vangstycken for tv£loppstrappa

Mcitt [Stairs —Prefabricated stair units carried by

strings for one-landing f loor-to-floor staircases—Dimensions]

(2 pages A4)

Balkongplan och loftgcingsplan—Grundlaggande mitt [Balcony

floors-—Coordinating sizes] (2 pages A4)

Betongelement for balkongplan och lof tg£ngsplan—Tillverkningsmlitt och detaljer [Concrete balcony floor slabs —Work sizes

and details] (4 pages A4)

Lattbetongprodukter—Stiiende, icke barande vaggelement av porbetong—M£tt [Autoclaved aerated concrete—Vertical nonloadbearing wall components —Sizes] (2 pages A4)

Luckor av st£l och metall—Sidhangda luckor—Grundlaggande mILtt

[Small steel and metal doors, hinged—Basic sizes] (1 page A4)

64
PART 5.13 SWEDEN

SIS 81 70 52 (1971)

SIS 81 70 54 (1974)

SIS 81 70 55 (1974)

SIS 81 73 03 (1972)

SIS 81 73 04 (1973)

SIS 81 73 05 (1973)

SIS 81 73 07 (1974)

SIS 81 73 09 (1975)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 73 24 (1977)

SIS 81 76 02 (1972)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 76 03 (1972)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 76 04 (1972)

2nd Edition

SIS 81 76 05 (1974)

SIS 81 80 50 (1969)

SIS 81 80 51 (1969)

SIS 81 81 20 (1975)

SIS 81 82 10 (1972)

[Continued]

Dorrar—Sidhangda dorrar—Grundlaggande mitt [Hinged doors

Co-ordinating sizes] (2 pages A4)

Garageportar—Grundlaggande m£tt [Garage doors—Basic sizes]

(2 pages A4)

Indus triportar-—Grundlaggande mcitt [Industrial doors —Basic

sizes] (2 pages A4)

Dorrar—Latta innerdorrar av tra-—M§.tt [Light wooden doorsets —

Sizes

]

(4 pages A4)

Dorrar—Innerdorrar av tra med glasoppning^-MStt [Wooden doorsets with glazed openings—Sizes] (4 pages A4)

Dorrar—Innerdorrar av tra for sarskilda funktionskrav—M%tt

[Wooden doorsets for special functional requirements —Sizes]

(5 pages A4)

Dorrar—Karmar av tra for rumshoga dorrenheter [Wooden door

frames for ceiling height sets] (3 pages A4)

Ytterdorrar for lantbruksbyggnader [External doors for farm

buildings

]

(3 pages A4)

Dorrar—Dorrar for fredsanvandning i skyddsrum [Doors for

shelters

]

(5 pages A4)

Dorrar av st&l och metall—Sidhangda dorrar och skjutdorrar

Miitt [Steel and metal doors —Sizes] (3 pages A4)

Luckor av st£l och metall—Sidhangda luckor—M£tt [Small

steel and metal doors —Sizes] (2 pages A4)

Dorrar av still och metall—Enkelslagdorrar for hisschakt

Mitt—Hissfronter med enkelslagdorr—Miitt [Steel and metal

doors for lift wells —Sizes] (6 pages A4)

Dorrar—Dorrkarmar av still och metall—Steel and metal door

frames

]

(2 pages A4)

Fonstersnickerier—Fonster och fonsterdorrar med kopplade

b£gar—Grundlaggande m£tt [Wooden window frames with coupled

sashes —Basic sizes] (3 pages A4)

Fonstersnickerier—Fonster och fonsterdorrar for isolerrutor

Grundlaggande miitt [Wooden window frames for sealed units —

Basic sizes] (2 pages A4)

Fonster for lantbruksbyggnader [Windows for farm buildings]

(1 page A4)

Slata bekladnadselement av armerad betong—M£tt [Plane reinforced concrete cladding panels —Dimensions] (3 pages A4)

65
PART 5.13 SWEDEN [Continued]

SIS 82 21 08 (1971)

SIS 82 21 09 (1971)

SIS 82 30 41 (1971)

SIS 82 30 52 (1973)

SIS 82 30 53 (1973)

SIS 82 30 56 (1976)

SIS 82 30 58 (1976)

SIS 82 30 59 (1976)

SIS 82 30 60 (1975)

SIS 82 71 01 (1972)

2nd Edition

SIS 82 71 02 (1972)

SIS 82 72 07 (1975)

Badkar [Bath tubs] (2 pages A4)

Duschkar [Shower bath tubs] (2 pages A4)

Inredning for bostader—Diskbanksbeslag—Oversikt och allmanna

bestammelser [Furnishing and fittings for housing—Sinks

Survey and general requirements] (3 pages A4)

Inredning for bostader'—Tvattbanksbeslag och tvattlSdor

Storlekar [Furnishing and fittings for housing—Clothes

washing sinks and bowls —Overall sizes] (1 page A4)

Inredning for bostader—Tvattbanksbeslag och tvattlidor

M£tt och allmanna bestammelser [Furnishing and fittings for

housing—Clothes washing sinks and bowls —Dimensions and

general requirements] (3 pages A4)

Inredning for forskolor och fritidshem--Diskbanksbeslag JM 18

[Furnishing and fittings for nursery schools —Sink] (1 page A4)

Inredning for sjukvcirdsbyggnader —Diskbanksbeslag—Skbljl£da

[Furnishing and fittings for hospitals—Sink] (1 page A4)

Inredning for sjukvirdsbyggnader—Diskbanksbeslag med en diskl^da [Furnishing and fittings for hospitals--- Sink]

(1 page A4)

Inredning for s jukvSrdsbyggnader—Diskbanksbeslag med tvii

disllidor [Furnishing and fittings for hospitals —Double sink]

(1 page A4)

Luftdon—Yttervaggsgaller med fastram [Framed external wall

gratings

(2 pages A4)

Luftdon—Yttervaggsgaller utan fastram [External wall

gratings

(2 pages A4)

Ventilationskanaler av pl&t —Kanaldetaljer—Koordineringsmltt

[Sheet metal ventilating ducts —Duct components—Co-ordinating

sizes

(16 pages A4)

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PART 5 . 14 SWITZERLAND

Schweizerische Normen-Vereinigung [SNV]

Kirchenweg 4

8032 Zurich

Switzerland/Schweiz

[Information Source: NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Swiss standards are issued by a number of standards writing organizations which have

united in the SNV. The standards for the construction industry are prepared by CRB

(Centre suisse d'etudes pour la rationalisation du batiment) , 8001 Zurich, Torgasse 4

-B/SNV standards are issued in three-language editions: German, French and Italian.

SNV 501 500 [1965] Die Modul-Ordnung in Hochbau [Modular Coordination in Building]

(3 pages A4)

SNV 501 501 [1969] Terminologie : Mas sordnungen , Modul-Ordnung [Terminology: Dimensional co-ordination, modular co-ordination] (6 pages A4)

Supplement

SNV 501 501 [1969]

Contains English translations of terms, references to other

national standards dealing with terminology, and a bibliography.

SNV 501 502 [1969] Terminologie: Massbezeichnungen , Toleranzen, Passungen [Terminology: Dimension lines, tolerances, adjustments] (5 pages A4)

Supplement

SNV 501 502 [1969]

Contains English translations of terms , references to other

national standards dealing with the subject, and a bibliography.

SNV 520 500 [1965] GeschofShohen [Storey heights] (2 pages A4)

Supplement

SNV 520 500 [1965]

Contains references to other national standards dealing with

storey heights, and a bibliography.

Standards containing information on modular building parts or components:

SNV 521 501 [1966] Sanitarraume im Wohnbau [Rooms for hygiene and body care in

dwellings

]

(17 pages A4)

SNV 544 500 [1967] Abmessungen von keramischen Wandplatten [Dimensions of ceramic

wall tiles] (5 pages A4)

67
PART 5.15 TURKEY

Turkish Standards Institution (Turk Standardlari Enstitiisii) [TSE]

Necatibey Caddesi 112

Bakanliklar

Ankara

Turkey

[Information Source: 1978 Turk Standardlari Katalogu

1976 Turkish Standards Catalog [English]

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Turkish Standards are issued in the Turkish language, with English subtitles.

TS 735: Yapi Endiistrisinde Modiiler Koordinasyon (Bu Standar iptal

edilmig, yerine TS 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 ve 2020

numarali standardlar hazirlanmigtir .

)

TS 2014:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon —Temel Modiil [Modular co-ordination

Basic module]

References ISO 1006-1973 and same title

TS 2015:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon Yatay Koordinasyon Boyutlari jyin "Biiyiik

Modiiller11 [Modular co-ordination—Multimodules for horizontal

coordinating dimensions]

References ISO 1040-1973 and same title

TS 2016:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon Konutlar igin Kat Yiikseklikleri ve Hacim

Yukseklikleri [Modular Co->ordination—Storey heights and room heights for residential buildings]

References ISO 1789-1973 and same title

TS 2017:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon—Terimler [Modular Co-ordination—Vocabulary]

References ISO 1791-1973 and same title

TS 2018:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon 1q ve Dig Kapilar Ipin Koordinasyon Boyutlari

[Modular co-ordination—Co-ordinating sizes for door sets —External

and Internal]

References ISO 2776-1974 and same title

TS 2019:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon Binalarda Kullanilan Diiz , Rijid Levha ve Panolar

I^in Koordinasyon Boyutlari [Modular co-ordination—Co-ordinating

sizes for rigid flat sheet boards used in building]

References ISO 2777-1974 and same title

TS 2020:1975.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon tlkeler ve Kurallar [Modular co-ordination

Principles and rules]

References ISO 2848-1974 and same title

TS 2316:1976.04 Modiiler Koordinasyon Yatay Kontrol Koordinasyon Olgiilerinin Referans

Dogrulari [Modular co-ordination—Reference lines of horizontal

controlling dimensions]

References ISO/R 1790-1970

68
PART 6: EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

PART 6 . 1 BULGARIA

State Committee for Standardization [DKC]

at the Council of Ministers

21, 6th September Str.

Sofia

Bulgaria

[Information Source:

BUS 61-1970

(B^C 61-70 H{02)

Modulna koordinatsiya na rasmerite v sgrado-stroitelstvoto

.

Osnovni polojeniya (zamenya BDC 61-1964)

(MogyaHa KoopAHHapnH na pa3MepHTe b crpaAo- ctpohtojictboto. Ochocuh

noaoHienHH (3arvieHfl BAG 61 — 64) )

BDS 5943-1966

(EAC 5913 —66 JK02)

Parametri na oborudvaneto , sglasuvani s edinnata modulna

sistema v stroitelstvoto . Terminologiya

( OapaiueTpn na o6opyABaHeTo, cbraacyBann c eAHHHaTa MOAy-nna cHCTer.ia b CTpomeacTBOTo. TepMiiHoaorHH )

BDS 8270-1970

( EAC 8270-70 1K02)

Modulna koordinatsiya na rasmerite v sgrado-stroitestvoto

.

Terminologiya

.

(MoAyjnia KoopAHnauHB Ha pa3MepnTe b crpaAO ctpohtc;ictboto. TepMnnoaorna )

69
PART 6 . 2 CZECHOSLOVAKIA

S _ _ Urad pro normalizaci mereni [CSN]

V^clavsk^ n4m¥sti 19

113 47 Praha 1

[Information Source: Seznam deskoslovenskych statnich a oborovych norem

a norem RVHP [1] & [2]; 1.1.1978

&N 73 0005 [1974] Modulovli koordinace a unifikace rozmer& ve vystavbe

dSN 73 0010 [1961]

* a 8.71

Uchylky a tolerance ve vystavbe (Deviations and tolerance

in construction, incl. amendment (a) —1971)

CSN 73 0420 [1971]

CSN 73 0421 [1971]

Vytyifovaci odchylky stavebnictvi—Zakladni ustanovenx

(Staking-out deviations in building—fundamental

stipulations)

Vytycovaci odchylky stavebnich objektu s prostorovou

skladbou (Staking-out deviations of buildings and

structures with spatial composition)

70
PART 6.3 GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC [DDR]

Minis terrat der Deutschen Democratischen Republik

Amt fur Standardisierung, MeBwesen und Warenprllfung

Berlin

DDR

[Information Source: TGL Verzeichnis Staatlicher Standards der DDR, 1978]

D 7255/01 [10.60] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Begriffe, Grundtoleranzen

,

Anwendung, Priifung.

D 7255/02 [10.60] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Zuordnung von Bauteilen und

Fertigungsverfahren sowie MeBverfahren

.

D 8471 [12.67] MaBordnung im Bauwesen—Grundbestimmungen.

D 8472 [12.67] MaBordnung im Bauwesen—Begriffe, Grundtoleranzen,

Anwendung, Priifung.

D 9239/01 [10.60] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Fenster- und Tiirof fnungen

,

Treppenlocher , GeschoB- und Podestho’hen.

D 12864/01 [04.63] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Baupassungen; Begriffe,

Berechnung, BaupaBsystem.

D 12864/02 [04.63] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Baupassungen; Baupassungsauswahl, Tabellen.

D 12873 [06.62] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Fertigteile aus Beton und

Stahlbeton.

D 12875 [02.72] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Fertigteile aus Gips und

Anhydrit

.

D' 12877/02 [11.75] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Fertigteile aus Holz; Innentiiren.

D 12877/03 [12.70] MaBtoleranzen im Bauwesen—Fertigteile aus Holz; Dachtrag

werke

.

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PART 6 . 4 HUNGARY

Magyar Szabvanyiigyi Hivatal [MSZH]

Postafiok 24

1450 Budapest 9

Hungary/Magyar

[Information Source: MSZ Szabvanyj egyzek 1977]

MSZ >651 - 74

MSZ 1^52 - 74

MSZ 7653 - 74

MSZ 7654 - 74

MSZ 7655 - 67

MSZ 7656 - 74

MSZ 7658/2 -67

MSZ 7659 - 65

MSZ 7660 - 66

Az epitesi modul alapelvei (2 pages) [*MSZ 7651-61]

Az dpitesi modul terminologiaj

(6 pages) [*MSZ 7652-61

Az dpitdsi modul alkalmazasi eldardsai (19 pages) [*MI 7653-62]

Az epitesi modul-meretsorok (7 pages) [*MSZ 7654-62]

Epitesi modul—Uzemi technologiai berendezesek mereteinek modulkoordinalasa—Alapfogalmak (2 pages)

Nyilaszaro szerkezetek modulmeretei (4 pages)

Epitoipari meretturesek alapelvei (5 pages)

Epitesi modul—Ipari epiiletek fomeretei (10 pages) [*MSZ 15899-53]

Epitesi modul—Mezogazdasdgi epiiletek fomeretei (4 pages)

72
PART 6 . 5 POLAND

Polski Komitet Normalizacji i Miar [PKNiM]

Ul. Elektoralna 2

00-139 Warszawa

Polska/Poland

[Information Source: 1978 Katalog Polskich Norm]

Grupa VII 02. Normy obliczania i projektowania:

B-02352 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie

.

Nazwy i okreslenia.

B-02353 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie. WartoSci modulame.

B-G2354 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie.

modularnej i wymiarowania.

Zasady koordynacji

B-02355 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie. Tolerancje wymiar6w

elementdw budowlanych. Okreslenia, klasy dokladnoSci i metody

sprwwdzania przy odbiorze.

B-02356 0 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie.

elementdw budowlanych z beton6w.

Tolerancje wymiardw

B-02357 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie. Tolerancje wymiar6w

stolarki budowlanej i meblowej oraz elementdw budowlanych

wykoficzenia.

B-02358 (62) Koordynacja wymiarowa w budownictwie. Oznaczenia tolerancji

wymiardw elementdw i tolerancji polozenia elementdw na

rysunkach (projekt PN)

Grupa VII 30. Klasyfikacj a, nomenklatura i normy og6lne:

B-91002 (66) Stolarka budowlana. Okna i drzwi balkonowe. Zasady ustalania

wymiar6w skoordynowanych modulamie.

B-91003 (67) Stolarka budowlana. Drzwi. Zasady ustalania wymiardw

skoordynowanych modulamie.

B-91004 (74) Budownictwo. Meble do wbudowania. Zasady wymiarowania

modularnego

.

73
PART 6 . 6 ROMANIA

Institutul Roman de Standardizare [IRS]

Casuta Postala 6214

Bucarest 1

Romania

[Information Source: Indicatorul Standardelor de Stat 1977

Modulare $i tolerance in construc^ii:

8381-69 Construcfii agrozootehnice . Deschideri $i travee. Dimensioni.

7009-70 Construc^ii civile, industriale $i agrozootehnice. Sistemul ISO de

tolerance in construc^ii. Terminologie (inlocuie^te STAS 7009-64)

8530/1-70 Coordonarea modulara in construcpii. Terminologie (inlocuie^te

STAS 6538-62)

8530/2-76 Coordonarea modulara in construc^ii . Principii ^i reguli de proiectare

(inlocuie^te STAS 8530/2, 4-70)

8530/3-70 Coordenarea modulara in construcfii . Multimoduli gi dimensiuni

modulare

4582-70 Coordenarea modulara in construc£ii. Goluri pentru u^i ji ferestre.

Condipii generale (inlocuie^te STAS 4582-56)

1686-70 Coordenarea modulara in construcfii . Deschideri, travei fi inSl^imi

pentru hale industriale (inlocuie^te STAS 1686-52)

8226-68 Modularea construcf iilor . Goluri pentru upile , por^ile ^i ferestrele

cladirilor agrozootehnice.

4670-74 Modularea construcfiilor . Goluri pentru u^ile ^i ferestrele cladirilor

de locuit $i social-culturale (inlocuie^te STAS 4670-66)

4671-74 Modularea construc^iilor . Goluri pentru u^ile $i ferestrele cladirilor

industriale (inlocuiegte STAS 1760-56 si STAS 4671-67)

10579-76 Rosturi la fafadele cladirilor executate cu panouri mari prefabricate.

Terminologie $i clasificare.

5721-76 Spafii minime pentru amplasarea mobilierului in cladiri de locuit.

Dimensiuni (inlocuie^te STAS 5721-68)

8600-70 Tolerance in construcpie. Sistem de toleranfe dimensionale

74
PART 6 . 6 ROMANIA [Continued]

10265-75 Toleranpe in cons trucpii . Calitatea suprafefelor finisate.

^i nopiuni de baza.

Termeni

10265/1-76 Tolerance in construcjiii . Toleranfe la suprafepele din beton aparent.
PART 6.7 U.S.S.R. (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)

Gos udars tvemnyj Komitet Standartov [ GOST]

Sove t a Ministrov S.S.S.R.

Leninsky Prospekt 9

Moskva 117049

USSR/ CCCP

[Partial Information Source: NBS Collection of International /National Standards]

Printed in Russian with English subtitles

OQCf 21778-76 @6e£n@«4@HM« r@©MeTpM«iecK©M d cTp®M?e«!*CT»e ©CHOSHfbiE m©J10M<EHM$

(System of ensuring of geometrical accuracy in construction—Main

Principles.) 10 pages [146 x 214 mm]

GOST 21779-76 CHcreMa ©SeonewgHHs re®M«ips«ecKOM yohhocym b eTpoMT@nhc?Be

TEXHOJIOrHMECKHE &OSWCKH riOMETPMHECKHX OAPAMiTPOS

(System of ensuring of geometrical accuracy in construction

Manufacturing and assembly tolerances of geometrical parameters.)

12 pages [146 x 214 mm]

21 780-76 Cm<£?®m«s ©SeciseneMMa re©M<gfpM6(©CK©Mi fe'tHeeTM b CTpoKTenwciBe

J ^ * 'L ~‘ ' '

’ OiU4Mi flPABMJU PAC4ETA TQ4HOCTM

(System of ensuring of geometrical accuracy in construction—Common

principles of inaccuracy calculation.) 10 pages [146 x 214 mm]

M2iL!Ll The modular system for the co-ordination of dimensions in building is

mandatory in the USSR. It is governed by the Construction Norms and

Regulations approved by the State Construction Committee of the USSR, which have the force of law. The relevant chapters of the Construction

Norms and Regulations in force are the following:

II-A.4-62 "The unified modular system in the building industry. Basic

rules of design;"

I -A. 3-62 "Application of the unified modular system to the dimensioning

of prefabricated structural components and products."

[Extract from: "Dimensional coordination in building—Current trends and policies m ECE countries," page 32, United Nations publication ECE/HBP/6, New York, 1974.]

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PART 6 . 8 YUGOSLAVIA

Jugoslovenski zavod za Standardizaciju [JZS]

Slobodada Penezida-Krcuna br. 35

PoSt. Pregr. 933

11000 Beograd

Yugoslavia

[Information Source: 1976 JUS Katalog j ugoslovenskih standarda and 1977

dodatak katalogu j ugoslavenskih standarda 1976

U.A9. 001-1957 Jedinstvena modulama koordinacija u zgradarstvu

U.A9. 004-1967 Spratna visina stambenih zgrada

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.
PART 7: OTHER COUNTRIES

PART 7.1 IRAQ

Iraqi Organization for Standards [IQS]

Planning Board

P.0. Box 11185

Baghdad

Iraq

[Information Source: Yearbook of Iraqi Standards 1978, IOS Technical Service

Department (issued in English)

raqi standards are issued in

IOS 766 - 1977

IOS 767 - 1977

IOS 768 - 1977

Modular coordination—Vocabulary

Modular coordination—Basic module

Modular coordination—Coordination for door sets —External and

internal

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PART 7.2 ISRAEL

Standards Institution of Israel [SIX]

42, University Street

Tel Aviv

Israel

[Information Source:

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards

Original standards are issued in Hebrew; but English translations are available,

marked "Translation without guaratee —Only the Original Standard in Hebrew is

authentic .

S.I. 617 - 1966 MODULAR COORDINATION IN BUILDING

Amended: April 1973

S.I. 617.1-1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION: VERTICAL DIMENSIONS IN NORMAL STOREYS

OF HIGH AND MULTISTOREY BUILDINGS

S.I. 617.2-1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION: POSITIONING OF BUILDING PARTS AND COMPONENTS: RULES FOR PLANNING WALLS, FLOORS AND PARTITIONS

S.I. 617.3-1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION: ONE-, TWO-, AND THREE-FLIGHT STAIRCASES:

DIMENSIONS

S.I. 617.4 -1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION: PRECAST CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB COMPONENTS:

DIMENSIONS

S.I. 617.5-1974 MODULAR CO-ORDINATION: PRECAST CONCRETE INTERIOR BEARING WALL

COMPONENTS: DIMENSIONS.

S.I. 789.1 -1970 TOLERANCES IN CONSTRUCTION WORKS: PRINCIPLES

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PART 7 . 3 JAPAN

Japanese Industrial Standards Committee [JISC]

Ministry of International Trade and Industry

1-3-1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyodaku

Tokyo

Japan

[Information Source: JIS Yearbook 1978 (English Edition); and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards]

Japanese standards are issued in Japanese with English subtitles. A considerable

aumber also have translated versions in English, denoted by [E].

panese Industrial Standards

JIS A 0001-1963 Building Module [E]

JIS A 0002-1966 Glossary of Terms Used in Building Module

JIS A 0003-1963 Basic Tolerances for Building Components [E]

JIS A 0004-1964 Principles of Modular Co-ordination in Buildings

JIS A 0005-1966 Standard Nominal Size of Opening Components for Buildings

JIS A 0006-1966 Standard Size of Boards for Buildings

JIS A 0007-1967 Standard Nominal Size of Steel Framed Wall Components for

Buildings

JIS A 0008-1967 Standard Nominal Size of Steel Framed Roof Components for

Buildings

JIS A 0009-1970 Nominal Dimension of Movable Partition Components for Buildings

JIS A 0012-1976 Modular Co-ordinating Sizes of Sanitary Units for Dwellings

JIS A 0013-1976 Modular Co-ordinating Sizes of Kitchen Units for Dwellings

JIS A 0014-1976 Modular Co-ordinating Sizes of Air Conditioning Unit for

Dwellings

JIS A 0015-1976 Modular Co-ordinating Sizes of Piping Unit for Dwellings

Other standards which include references to modular building components:

JIS A 5209-1967 Clay Tiles [E]

JIS A 5304-1967 Sidewalk Concrete Flags [E]

JIS A 5406-1972 Hollow Concrete Blocks JE]

JIS A 5414-1967 Pulp Cement Boards [E]

JIS A 5415-1971 Terrazzo Tiles [E]

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PART 7 . 3 JAPAN [Continued]

JIS A 5705-1966

JIS A 6503-1975

JIS A 6507-1975

JIS A 6508-1975

JIS A 6510-1975

PVC Floor Tile [E]

Building Components (Steel Panel for Wall) [E]

Building Components (Steel Panel for Floor) [E]

Building Components (Concrete Panel for Roof) [E]

Building Components (Steel Panel for Roof) [E]

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PART 7.4 Republic of KOREA

Korean Bureau of Standards [KBS]

Industrial Advancement Administration

Yongdeungpo-Dong

Yongdeungpo-Ku

Seoul

Republic of Korea

[Information Source: List of Korean Industrial Standards KS 1974

Korean Standards Association; and,

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

Korean standards are issued in Korean, with English subtitles. English translations exist for some Korean standards. [Paper size: 190 x 260 mm; variable 1

F 1503 - 1973

F 1505 - 1971

F 1506 - 1971

F 1508 - 1971

F 1509 - 1971

F 1510 - 1971

F 1511 - 1971

F 1512 - 1971

F 1513 - 1973

F 1514 - 1973

F 1515 - 1973

F 1516 - 1973

F 1517 - 1973

F 1518 - 1973

Principle of Modular Coordination in Buildings (9 pages)

Basic Tolerances for Building Components (2 pages) [E]

Dimensions of Elevator and Passage (13 pages)

Terminology for Modular Co-ordination in Building (3 pages)

Dimensioning of Modular Components for Building (4 pages)

Basic Module for Modular Co-ordination in Building (1 page)

Preferred Horizontal Dimensions in Building (2 pages)

Multimodule for Modular Co-ordination in Building (2 pages)

Standard Nominal Dimension of Wall Components for Building

(4 pages)

Standard Nominal Dimension of Floor Components for Building

(2 pages)

Standard Nominal Dimension of Wall Opening for Window and Door

Components (5 pages)

Standard Nominal Size of Opening Components for Buildings (9 pages)

Nominal Dimension of Movable Partition Components for Buildings

(12 pages)

Standard Size of Boards for Buildings (2 pages)

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PART 7 . 5 TAIWAN

National Bureau of Standards

Ministry of Economic Affairs

Sung Chiang Road

Taipei

[Information Source: Chinese National Standards Catalogue 1978; and,

NBS Collection of International/National Standards]

Taiwan standards are issued in Chinese with English subtitles.

CNS 2927 [A1O10-11 , 1968]

Revised 1973

CNS 3537 [A1012-11 ,1973]

CNS 3538 [ A1013-2 , 1975]

CNS 3539 [A1014-2, 1975]

CNS 4112 [ A1015-3 , 1978]

CNS 4113 [A1016-6 , 1977]

CNS 4114 [A1017-6, 1977]

CNS 4115 [ A1018-3 , 1978]

CNS 4347 [A1019-5, 1978]

CNS 4348 [A1020-5 , 1978]

Basis for Coordination of Dimensions of Building

Materials with Equipment

Module Rules for Buildings (Planning Modules) (1 page A4)

Preferred Horizontal Dimensions for Industrial Buildings

(5 pages A4)

General Rules for Buildings (Application of Tolerances)

(6 pages A4)

Building Module (2 pages A4)

Glossary of Terms Used in Building Module (3 pages A4)

Basic Tolerances for Building Components (2 pages A4)

Principle of Modular Coordination in Buildings

(5 pages A4)

Standard Nominal Size of Opening Components for

Buildings (9 pages A4)

Standard Size of Boards for Buildings (2 pages A4)

Standards which include modular building components or materials:

CNS 3092 [A2044-12 ,1975]

CNS 3802 [A2048-8, 1975]

CNS 3803 [A2049-9 , 1975]

Aluminium Windows (Single and Double Sliding)

Pulp Cement Board (2 pages A4)

Terrazzo Tiles (2 pages A4)

(4 pages A4)

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PART 7 . 6 THAILAND

Thai Industrial Standards Institute [TISI]

Department of Science

Ministry of Industry

Rama VI Street

Bangkok 4

Thailand

[Information Sources: Thai Standards 1976 Catalogue; and,

NBS Collection of Intemational/National Standards.]

Thai Industrial Standards are issued in the Thai language. Standards marked

with an asterisk (*) are available translated into English.

The following Thai standards include modular and preferred dimensions of

building products

:

Specification for asbestos-cement flat sheets (22 pages A5)

Standard for asbestos-cement corrugated sheets [Amendment No.l,

December 1974] ( pages A5)

Standard for wall tile (20 pages A5)

Standard for floor tile (20 pages A5)

Standard for mosaic tile (14 pages A5)

Standard for solid load-bearing concrete masonry units (16 pages A5)

Standard for hollow non-load-bearing concrete masonry units

(14 pages A5)

Standard for concrete building brick (14 pages A5)

Standard for building bricks (15 pages A5)

Standard for asbestos-cement asymmetrical section corrugated

sheet (20 pages A5)

Standard for structural clay load-bearing tile (11 pages A5)

Standard for structural clay non-load-bearing tile (7 pages A5)

Standard for mosaic parquet panels (15 pages A5)

Centre for Thai National Standard Specifications, Applied Scientific Research

Corporation of Thailand, 196 Phahonyothin Road, Bang Khen, Bangkok 9, Thailand:

TIS 12-1971*

TIS 18-1971*

TIS 36-1973*

TIS 37-1973*

TIS 38-1973*

TIS 57-1973*

TIS 58-1973*

TIS 59-1973*

TIS 77-1974

TIS 79-1974

TIS 102-1974

TIS 103-1974

TIS 134-1975

The following

Thai National Standard Specification 1:2510 (1967) Dimensions of Common Clay

Building Bricks (6 pages)

[Sizes based on the proposed ISO international basic module]

Thai National Standard Specification 6:2512 (1969) Modular Coordination in

in Building—Basic Module (2 pages)

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PART 8 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA [U.S.A.]

American National Standards Institute [ANSI]

1430 Broadway

New York, N.Y. 10018

Background

Work on American Standards for the coordination of dimensions of building materials

and equipment—Project A62 —commenced in 1939, under the auspices of the American

Standards Association. In 1945, the first of a series of standards dealing with

dimensional coordination in foot-inch units, was published: "American Standard

.asis for the Coordination of Dimensions of Building Materials and Equipment,"

under the designation A62. 1-1945 [Revised 1957].

Subsequently, the A62 series of standards was expanded to a total of 8 standards

by 1971.

In 1974, the work on standards for the coordination of dimensions in building was transferred to the American Society for Testing and Materials [ASTM] , and a new Subcommittee E-6.62, Coordination of Dimensions for Building Materials and Systems, was formed within the main Committee E-6, Performance of Building Constructions,

to continue the development of standards for dimensional coordination.

One standard has been issued under the jurisdiction of ASTM Committee E-6, designated ANSI/ASTM E 577-76 (Published January 1977), "Standard for Dimensional Coordination of Rectilinear Building Parts and Systems." This standard introduces the

concept of a basic incremental dimension, U, to be applied as a standard increment

and as spacing in the standard grid.. In the standard, U is assigned the value 4 in.

in U.S. customary units, and 100 mm in SI units. Preferences are expressed in terms

of U only.

Standards on Dimensional Coordination in Building [U.S. customary units]:

A62. 1-1957 American Standard Basis for the Coordination of Dimensions of Building

Materials and Equipment [Revision of A62. 1-1945] (6 pages AQ)

A62. 2-1945 American Standard Basis for the Coordination of Masonry (6 pages AQ)

A62. 3-1946 American Standard Sizes of Clay and Concrete Modular Masonry Units

(14 pages AQ)

A62. 4-1947 American Standard Sizes of Clay Flue Linings (8 pages AQ)

A62. 5-1968 USA Standard Basis for the Horizontal Dimensioning of Coordinated

Building Components and Systems (9 pages AQ)

A62. 6-1969 American National Standard Classification for Properties and Performances of Coordinated Building Components and Systems (12 pages AQ)

A62. 7-1969 American National Standard Basis for the Vertical Dimensioning of

Coordinated Building Components and Systems (12 pages AQ)

A62. 8-1971 American National Standard Numerical Designation of Modular Grid

Coordinates (14 pages AQ)

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PART 8 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA [Continued]

American Society for Testing and Materials [ASTM]

1916 Race Street

Philadelphia, Pa. 19103

Hybrid Standard for Use with U.S. Customary or Metric (SI) Units :

ANSI /ASTM E 577 - 76 Standard for Dimensional Coordination of Rectilinear Building

Parts and Systems (4 pages, 152 x 228 mm)

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PART 9 INTERNATIONAL (ISO) STANDARDS AND NATIONAL STANDARDS: VOTING BY

NATIONAL MEMBER BODIES, DEGREE OF ADOPTION OF ISO STANDARDS, AND

REFERENCING OF ISO STANDARDS.

General

This Part addresses the impact of international standards and recommendations

on national standards dealing with modular or dimensional coordination and

associated subjects. A matrix has been designed to show, in graphic form, the

voting results of member bodies on the 15 main ISO standards in this subject

area; the degree of adoption or concurrence of ISO standards in national

standards; and, the degree of referencing of ISO standards in national standards

published subsequent to their issue.

Voting on ISO Standards

The Foreword to each ISO standard provides a listing of approvals, or disapprovals on technical grounds, by voting member nations on the standard or recommendation(s) on which the standard is based. [In the case of ISO standard

1040-1973, two previous recommendations, R 1040/1-1969 and R 1040/11-1970, were

combined]

.

The matrix in Figure 9.1 indicates that a total of 4_4 member nations recorded

a vote on one or more of the 15 ISO standards listed, with 7 nations voting on

all. Approvals are indicated by a lowercase ja in the first column of the

appropriate box in the matrix; similarly, disapproval on technical grounds is

indicated by a lowercase d_. The following listing gives a tally of voting by

all countries

:

Australia: 8 a Greece

:

3 a Peru: 5 a Austria: 13 a, 1 d Hungary

:

14 a Poland

:

10 a Belgium: 10 a, 5 d India: 11 a Portugal: 7 a Brazil

:

9 a Iran

:

9 a Romania

:

13 a Bulgaria: 2 a Ireland

:

5 a, 1 d South Africa: 13 a Canada: 9 a, 2 d Israel

:

14 a Spain

:

14 a Chile

:

3 a Italy

:

13 a Sweden

:

14 a, 1 d

Cuba

:

3 a Japan

:

4 a, 1 d Switzerland

:

12 a, 3 d

Czechoslowakia: 2 a Korea, DPR: 2 a Thailand: 9 a Denmark: 14 a, 1 d Korea, Rep.: 9 a Turkey

:

14 a Egypt: 11 a Mexico

:

4 a United Kingdom: 10 a, 5 d

Ethiopia: 1 a Netherlands

:

12 a, 3 d U.S.A.

:

4 a. 1 d

Finland

:

9 a, 5 d New Zealand: 6 a. 2 d U.S.S.R.

:

9 a, 2 d

France

:

12 a, 3 d Norway

:

14 a Yugoslavia: 5 a Germany

:

12 a. 3 d Pakistan

:

i £

Total: 366 a. 41. d

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Although a national member body of ISO may have registered a vote on a particular ISO standard, this does not mean that this standard has been or will be

adopted in full or in part at the national level, or will even be considered

for adoption. However, it generally indicates that the responsible national

standards committee has examined the contents of the ISO document and expressed

a judgment as to the acceptability of that contents. In a number of instances,

national standards predate the corresponding ISO documents and, therefore, may

or may not be in conflict with the ISO recommendations.

In time, and with revisions of national standards on modular or dimensional

coordination and associated subjects, or new work, a wider acceptance of the

ISO concepts, format, and technical contents can be exptected.

Adoption of ISO Standards and Recommendations, Concurrence, and Referencing

In national standards that have been issued since the publication of corresponding ISO standards, it is possible to assess the degree of adoption of ISO

recommendations. This may range from negligible in some instances, to partial

or substantial in most instances, to complete adoption in some cases; for

example in Cyprus national standards.

The matrix in Figure 9.1 has been designed to indicate, by means of a critical

judgment at the national standards level—through an appropriate questionnaire

the degree of adoption of ISO standards, or concurrence with such standards

where national standards predate ISO documents. The following key is used in

the second column of the appropriate box in the matrix:

A = Complete adoption of ISO standard in national standard(s)

B = Substantial adoption of ISO standard in national standard(s), with some addition or deletion of material

C = Partial adoption of ISO standard in national standard(s) with considerable

addition of material

D = National standard(s) do not reference ISO standard, but are NOT in conflict

E = National standard(s) are in conflict with ISO standard or recommendation.

Where an ISO standard is referenced in the text or the explanations to a national standard or group of national standards on the same subject, this is

indicated by means of a capital R in the third column of the appropriate box

in the matrix.

R = ISO standard is referenced or mentioned in national standard(s)

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MODULAR AND DIMENSIONAL COORDINATION IN BUILDING

MATRIX SHOWING THE VOTING BY MEMBER BODIES ON ISO STANDARDS, THE EXTENT OF CONCURRENCE WITH

OR ADOPTION OF ISO STANDARDS, AND THE REFERENCING OF ISO STANDARDS IN NATIONAL STANDARDS.

ISO STANDARDS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

1006 104

0

1 1789 R 1790 1791 2776 2777 2848 3055 3571/1 3881 5731 5732 1803 2444

Albania [BSA] Algeria [INAPI] Australia [SAA] D a D D a D D a D a D a D BR a D a a Austria [ON] a aa a a a a a a a a d a a a Bangladesh [BDSI] Belgium [IBN] a aa a a a a a d d a a d d a d Brazil [ ABNT

]

a a a a a a a a a Bulgaria [DKC] a a Canada [SCC] a D a a a aB R d d a a a B R a Chile riNN] a a a China, P.R. Colombia [ICONTEC] Cuba [NC] a a a Cyprus [CYS] A R A R

Czechoslowakia [CSN] a a Denmark [DS] a B aa C a C a C aC aC a a C a C a B a C d a a C a Egypt [EOS] a a a a a a a a a a a Ethiopia [ESI] a Finland [SFS a da a d d a a a d d a a a a France [AFNOR] a a

a

a a a d d a a a a a a a d Germany, F.R. [DIN] a dd d d a a a a a a a a a a a Ghana [GSB] Greece [ELOT] a a a Hungary [MSZH] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a India [ISI] a aa a a a a a a a a a a Indonesia [YDNI

]

Iran [ISIRI] a aa a a a a a a a Iraq [IOS] Ireland [IIRS] a a a a d a Israel [SII] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a Italy [UNll a aa a a a a a a a a a a a Ivory Coast [BIN] Jamaica [JBS] Japan [JISC] a d a a a Kenya 1KEBS] Korea, D.P.R. [CSK] a a Korea, Rep. [KBS] a a a a a a a a a Lebanon [LIBNOR] Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

Malaysia [SIRIM] Mexico [DGN] a a a a Morocco [SNIMA] Netherlands [NNI] a B R aa C R a a C R a R d d a C R a a a a d a a New Zealand [SANZ] a a a d a a a d Nigeria [NSO] Norway [NSF] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a Pakistan [PSI] a Peru [ITINTEC] a a a a a Philippines [PS] Poland fPKNiMl a a a a a a a a a a Portugal [DGOl a a a a a a a Romania [IRS] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a Saudi Arabia [SASO] Singapore [SISIR] South Africa [SABS] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a Spain [IRANOR] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a Sri Lanka [BCS] Sudan [SSD] Sweden [SIS] a aa a d a a a a a a a a a a a Switzerland [SNV] a aa a a a a a a d a a d d a a Thailand [TISI] a aa a a a a a a a Turkey [TSE] a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a United Kingdom [BSI] d dd a a a a a a d a a a d a d U.S.A. [ANSI] a a d a a U.S.S.R. [GOST] a a a a a a a d d a a Venezuela [COVENIN] Viet Nam, S.R. [TCVN] Yugoslavia [JZS] a a a a a

Key to Matrix:

1 ISO standard 1040-1973 replaces two prior recommendations subject to separate voting. First Column : a

d Second Column : A

B

CD

E Third Column: R

approval of ISO standard by national member body

disapproval of ISO standard on technical grounds by national member body

complete adoption of ISO standard as national standard substantial adoption of ISO standard in national standard(s) , with some addition or deletion of material

partial adoption of ISO standard with considerable addition of material

national standard (s) do not reference ISO standard but are NOT in conflict national standard(s) are in conflict with ISO standard or recoraneridation ISO standard is referenced in national standard (s)

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A blank space in the matrix indicates either the absence of information or the absence of a national standard on the subject. It is expected that the

matrix will be filled in to a much greater extent after national standards

organizations have had an opportunity to comment on the document. An earlier

version of the matrix was made available to a selection of standards bodies

and the entries shown for Denmark and the Netherlands reflect replies received

from the Dansk StandardiseringsrSd and the Nederlands Normalisatie Instituut

in January 1979. Information given for a sample of other countries is based

on the perusal of their national standards and unofficial value judgments.

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PART 10 VOCABULARY

At the international level, the International Organization for Standardization

[ISO] has issued three international standards that provide a modular

vocabulary in English and French :

ISO 1791-December 1973 Modular co-ordination—Vocabulary

Coordination modulaire—Vocabulaire

ISO 1 80 3-November 1973 Tolerances for Building—Vocabulary

Tolerances pour le batiment—Vocabulaire

ISO 2444-November 1974 Joints in building—Vocabulary

(Joints dans le batiment—Vocabulaire)

The unification and harmonization of terminology, through agreed vocabularies,

is a major step in the wider international application and compatibility of

modular coordination. At this stage, English, French, and Russian are the

three official ISO languages, although few ISO standards are as yet printed

in Russian. The listing in Appendix 3 shows the languages in which national

standards of different nations are issued, indicating that apart from English

and French a number of other European languages are used in more than one country; for example, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian.

To facilitate the reference of national standards, ISO has recommended that

English (and/or French) subtitles be shown in standards issued in other

languages. This practice is gaining wider acceptance and will assist in much

greater dissemination of technical information. Under the provisions of

ISONET, an international standards information system set up by ISO, member

nations will provide a list of all national standards, preferably in English

and French.

In the dissemination of standards dealing with modular coordination and

associated subjects in building, a number of trends have been discerned

which will assist in better exchanges of information on that subject.

Some countries, such as Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Israel, and Japan, to name

a few, provide informal or authorized English translations of some of their

standards on modular coordination. This practice is particularly useful,

where the national language uses symbols or alphabets other than the Roman

alphabet

.

Countries that issue national standards in more than one language

for

example, Belgium, Canada, South Africa, or Switzerland—thereby facilitate

the wider understanding of these documents.

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A number of countries have issued national standards which set down terms

used in modular coordination in several languages. Such documents could

provide an excellent starting point for a multi-lingual vocabulary dealing

with modular coordination in building.

The following multi-national or national standards deserve particular

mention

1. Modular Coordination in Building. Vocabulary [Nordic Countries]

A cooperative effort by four Scandinavian countries to issue a common

vocabulary in Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, English and French,

based upon ISO 1791-1973, with the deletion of some terms and the

attachment of ISO 1791 in its entirety as an appendix.

The Danish, Norwegian and Swedish versions are in accord, and the

Finnish version is generally in agreement.

The national standards and their titles are:

Denmark: DS 1010.1-1975, Modulkoordinering for byggeriet. Terminologi

Finland: SFS 3501-1975, Moduulij arjestely . Kasitteisto. Pohjoismainen

Norway: NS 1000

Sweden: SIS 050100-1975, Modulkoordinering. Terminologi

2. Modular Coordination in Building. Terminology [Netherlands]

Although dating from the pre-ISO standards era, and largely superseded

by NEN 2880 and 2881, the Nederlands Norms (Netherlands Standards) NEN

5701-1974 and 5702-1965 contain a multi-lingual word list of terms in

Dutch, English, French and German for terms used in modular coordination

and tolerances in building.

The national standards and their titles are:

NEN 5701-1964, Modulaire coordinatie bij het bouwen. Terminologie

NEN 5702-1965, Modulaire coordinatie bij het bouwen. Tolerantiestelsel

Begripsbepalingen

3 . Modular Coordination in Building. Terms and Definitions [Germany]

DIN 18 000 Teil 2, Modulordnung im Bauwesen—Begriffe, March 1976

The standard contains terms in German, English and French for 11 of the

terms given in ISO 1791-1973, as well as definitions and illustrations

for these terms.

4. Modular Coordination in Building . Glossary [Greece]

Although an early modular coordination document, Greek national standard

ENO P 01-001-1959, consists entirely of a multi-lingual vocabulary of

terms used in modular coordination, showing these terms in French,

English, German, Italian, and Greek. Only the Greek terms are shown in

the Greek alphabet so that the list provides an excellent cross-reference.

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5 . Terminology: Dimensional Coordinations, Modular Coordination

Terminology: Measurements, Tolerances, Fits [Switzerland]

SNV 501 501 - 1969, Terminologie : Massordnungen , Modul-Ordnung

Terminologie : Coordinations dimens i one lies

,

Coordination modulaire

Terminologia : Coordinazioni dimensionali

,

Coordinazione modulare

SNV 502 502 - 1969, Terminologie: Massbezeichnungen , Toleranzen,

Passungen

Terminologie: Cotes, tolerances, ajustements

Terminologia: Misure, Tolleranze, accoppiamenti

These tri-lingual standards contain illustrated glossaries of terms

used in dimensional and modular coordination, tolerances and fits, in

German, French and Italian, as well as English translations of these

terms, and a bibliography on the subject matter covered.

Appendix 4 has been developed to list the principal terms used in modular

coordination in building, including joints and tolerances, in the major

languages, with the object to simplify the technical interpretaion of terms

and illustrations in the standards of different nations. Appendixes 4.1,

4.2, and 4.3 list 14 selected terms from ISO 1791-1973, "Modular Coordination

Vocabulary," and Appendix 4.4 lists 6 selected terms from ISO 1803 -1973,

"Tolerances for Building—Vocabulary."

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APPENDIX 1

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 59, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, SUBCOMMITTEES AND WORKING GROUPS

(Extract from ISO Memento 1978, p. 50)

REF. TITLE AND SCOPE SECRETARIAT

T0 53 (created 1947) Building construction AFNOR

Chairman

:

Mr. G. Blachere

Standardization of

:

France 1. Terminology in the construction and civil engineering industry.

(1980) 2. General geometric requirements for buildings, building elements. components and products, including modular co-ordination and

its basic principles, joints, tolerances and fits.

3. Other general performance requirements for buildings and building elements (user needs) including the co-ordination of these with performance requirements of building components and products to be used in the construction and civil engineering industry. Are excluded

:

- Bases for design of structures (TC 98)

- - Particular geometric requirements and performance requirements of building components and products which are in the scope of separate ISO technical committees.

WG 1 Physically handicapped SIS SC 1 Dimensional co-ordination SIS WG 1 Preferred sizes DS

WG 2 Multimodules GOST

WG 3 Sub-modules BSI WG 4 Location of fixings AFNOR

SC 2 Terminology, symbols and unification of language AFNOR

WG 1 Terminology NSF

WG 2 Co-ordination and harmonization of the definitions DIN

SC 3 Functional/user requirements and performance in building

construction BSI WG 1 User's requirements IBN

WG 2 Expression of climatic data for building design BSI SC 4 Limits and fits in building construction DS

WG 1 Tolerances in building. General principles BSI WG 2 Measurement procedures in building SIS WG 3 Classes of tolerances for the building industry DIN

WG 4 Inspection of tolerances in building DIN

SC 5 Joints AFNOR

SC 6 Structures, external envelopes, internal subdivisions DIN

WG 1 Pre fabricated components for floors and roofs, structural framing components and vertical loadbearing components GOST

WG 3 Curtain walling and panels and vertical non-loadbearing

components AFNOR

WG 4 Stairs and stair openings SIS WG 7 Coverings AFNOR

WG 8 Floor and wall finishes AFNOR

WG 9 Ceiling components AFNOR

SC 7 Equipment, services and drainage AFNOR

WG 2 Bathrooms and toilets AFNOR

WG 4 Accommodation ducts BSI SC 8 Jointing products DIN

SC 11 Kitchen equipment SIS WG 1 Test methods and performance requirements BSI WG 2 Service zones BSI WG 3 Activity spaces SIS SC 12 Mechanical transporting systems AFNOR

WG 1 Lifts on board ships DS

WG 2 Guide rails for lifts —

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APPENDIX 2

PARTICIPATION BY MEMBER NATIONS IN ISO TECHNICAL DIVISION [TD] 3, BUILDING,

and TECHNICAL COMMITTEE [TC] 59, BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

ISO TECHNICAL DIVISION 3 ISO TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 59

[BUILDING] [BUILDING CONSTRUCTION]

Active Participartion Active Participation

25 nations 30 nations

Australia Japan Australia Israel

Austria Netherlands Austria Italy

Belgium Norway Belgium Japan

Brazil Poland Brazil Korea, Rep. of

Canada Romania Bulgaria Netherlands

Czechoslovakia Spain Canada Norway

Denmark Sweden Czechoslovakia Poland

Finland United Kingdom Denmark Romania

France U.S.A. Ethiopia South Africa

Germany U.S.S.R. Finland Spain

Greece France [Secret.] Sweden

Hungary Germany Switzerland

India Hungary Thailand

Iran India United Kingdom

Italy Iran U.S.S.R.

To be kept informed of To be kept informed of

the progress of the work the progress of the work

12 nations 23 nations

Chile Thailand Chile Peru

Cuba Yugoslavia Colombia Portugal

Ireland Cuba Sri Lanka

Israel Egypt, Arab Rep. Turkey

Korea, D.P.R. Ghana U.S.A.

New Zealand Greece Venezuela

Peru Indonesia Viet Nam, ! Portugal

South Africa

Switzerland

Iraq

Ireland

Ivory Coast

Korea, D.P.R.

Lebanon

Mexico

New Zealand

Pakistan

Yugoslavia

Source: ISO document—Participation in ISO Committees (September 1978)

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Appendix 3

LANGUAGES OF ISSUE FOR INTERNATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND NATIONAL STANDARDS

[Notes: 1. This listing is based on available information and may require some revision after replies from national standards bodies are received.

2. Because English, French, and Spanish are used in the standards of

a large number of countries, they are shown as separate groups.

3. Where national standards are issued in more than one language, a symbol designating alternative languages is included in parentheses.

4. Where all or some modular coordination standards are available as English translations, this is indicated by the symbol (e)

.

A. Standards issued in English B. Standards issued C. Standards issued

(27 countries) in French (10) in Spanish (12)

ISO STANDARDS ISO STANDARDS COPANT Standards

ICAITI Standards

Australia New Zealand Algeria Argentina

Bangladesh Nigeria Belgium (Flem) Bolivia

Barbados Pakistan Cameroon Chile

Canada (Fr) Phillipines Canada (En) Colombia

Cyprus Singapore France Cuba

Ghana South Africa (Af) Ivory Coast Ecuador

Hong Kong Sri Lanka Madagascar Mexico

India Trinidad & Tobago Morocco Paraguay

Ireland United Kingdom Switzerland (Ger, It) Peru

Jamaica U.S.A. Tunisia Spain

Kenya Zambia Uruguay

Liberia Zimbabwe /Rhodesia Venezuela

Malawi

Malaysia

Mauritius

D. Standards issued in other languages

D . 1 . : German (4) D.4.

:

Other Western D.5 Eastern European

Austria European Languages Languages

Germany, F.R. Denmark (e) Albania

Germany, D.D. R. Finland Bulgaria

Switzerland (Fr, It) Greece Czechoslowakia

Iceland Hungary

D . 2 .

:

Italian (2) Netherlands Poland

Italv Norway Romania

Switzerland (Fr, Ger) Sweden (e) U.S.S.R.

Turkey Yugoslavia

D. 3.

:

Portuguese (2)

Brazil

Portugal

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Appendix 3 [Continued]

D.6. : Non-European languages used in national standards

China, P.R. Korea, Rep. (e)

Egypt Kuwait

Ethiopia Lebanon

Indonesia Libyan Arab Rep.

Iran Oman

Iraq Sudan

Israel (e) Syria

Japan Taiwan

Jordan Thailand

Korea

,

D.P.R. Viet Nam, S.R.

No information was available for the following nations, which are not listed

as members of ISO:

Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Yemen

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Appendix 4.1

MULTI-LINGUAL VOCABULARY OF THE PRINCIPAL TERMS USED IN STANDARDS FOR MODULAR COORDINATION IN BUILDING , INCLUDING JOINTS AND TOLERANCES . Number references at top of column indicate the relevant ISO standard and section.

Part 1: Languages using the Roman alphabet (*0fficial ISO languages)

ISO 1791 - 2.2 ISO 1791 - 2.1 ISO 1791 - 2.8 ISO 1791 - 2.9 [2.9]

ENGLISH* MODULAR COORDINATION DIMENSIONAL COORDINATION BASIC MODULE MULTIMODULE SUBMODULE

FRENCH* coordination modulaire coordination dimensionelle module de base multimodule sous -module

Albanian

Czech modulov! koordinace

Danish modulkoordinering

(modulordning) m&lkkordinering basismodul

(byggemodul) multimodul

Dutch 1 modulaire cobrdinatie

coordinatie van afmetingen

(maatafstemming) basismoduul multimo duul submoduul(ondermoduul)

Finnish moduulij drj es tely kantamoduuli kertomoduuli

German Modulordnung

(Modularkoordinat ion)

Grundmodul Multimodul Submodul

Hungarian modul-koordindldsa

Italian coordinazione modulare coordinazione dimens ionale modulo base multimodulo sottomodulo

Norwegian modulkoordinering basismodul multimodul

Polish koordynacja modularnej

Portuguese coordena9 ao modular

Romanian coordenarea modular!

Serbo-Croatian modulama koordinacija osnovni modul

Spanish coordinacidn modular coordinacidn dimensional m<5dulo normal

Swedish modulkoordinering basmodul multimodul

Turkish moduler koordinasyon temel modul biiyiik modiiller

1 Flemish, used in Northern Belgium is similar to Dutch. Afrikaans, used in South Africa, is related

to Dutch but has undergone considerable modifications.

Part 2: Languages using the Cyrillic or Greek alphabet (*Official ISO language)

RUSSIAN* MO£yJIbHyK> ZOOpOHH&UHK) Mo,ayjn>Bas paiMepiui KoopammuBa MyakTHMoayjm noaMoay«M

Bulgarian Mofly^Ha KOopAHHauHH

Greek XuoxeTioptvri Tunonolnoic; q 'ApbpuTdx; oooXETiopic; AiooraoioXoyiKix; ouoxcnopOc;

Booik6v ptTpov

OUOXETIO|JO0 Mote: The Cyrillic alphabet is used by Serbs and Montenegrins with the Serbo-Croatian language.

Part 3: Languages uslnR other alphabets, letter or syllabic symbols and horizontal type

Arabic

Chinese

Hebrew

Japanese

Korean

Thai

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MULTI-LINGUAL VOCABULARY OF THE PRINCIPAL TERMS USED IN STANDARDS FOR MODULAR COORDINATION IN BUILDING , INCLUDING JOINTS AND TOLERANCES . Number references at top of column indicate the relevant ISO standard and section.

Part 1; Languages using the Roman alphabet (^Official ISO languages)

ISO 1791 - 2.10 ISO 1791 - 2.11 ISO 1791 - 2. 13 ISO 1791 - 2.19

ENGLISH* PLANNING MODULE MODULAR SIZE COORDINATING DIMENSION REFERENCE SYSTEM

FRENCH* module de projet dimension modulaire dimension de coordination systfeme de rdfdrence

Albanian

Czech

Danish planlaegningsmodul koordineringsmUl

(tilslutningsmll) referencesys tem

Dutch 1 ontwerpmoduul

( s t ramienmaat

)

coordinatiemaat referentiestelsel

Finnish s uunni1 1 e lumoduul

i

liittymismitta viitejSrjestelma

German Planungsmodul Ko ordinat ionsmaB Bezugssystem

Hungarian

Italian sistema di riferimento

Norwegian planleggningsmodul koordiner ingsmSl referansesystem

Polish

Portuguese

Romanian

SerboCroatian

Spanish

Swedish planlSggningsmodul koordineringsmStt re ferens system

Turkish

1 Flemish* used in Northern Belgium is similar to Dutch. Afrikaans, used in South Africa, is related

to Dutch but has undergone considerable modifications.

Part 2; Languages using the Cyrillic or Greek alphabet (*Official ISO language)

RUSSIAN*

Bulgarian

Greek luorripo bvacpopQq Note; The Cyrillic alphabet is used by Serbs and Montenegrins with the Serbo-Croatian language.

Part 3: Languages using other alphabets, letter or syllabic symbols and horizontal type

Arabic

Chinese

Hebrew

Japanese

Korean

Thai

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MULT I -LINGUAL VOCABULARY OF THE PRINCIPAL TERMS USED IN STANDARDS FOR MODULAR COORDINATION IN BUILDING . INCLUDING JOINTS AND TOLERANCES . Number references at top of column indicate the relevant ISO standard and section.

Part 1: Languages using the Roman alphabet (*Official ISO languages)

ISO 1791- 2.20 ISO 1791 - 2.22 ISO 1791- 2.24 ISO 1791- 2.27 ISO 1791 - 2.28

ENGLISH* MODULAR GRID MODULAR PLANE MODULAR LINE CONTROLLING ZONE NEUTRAL ZONE

FRENCH* quadrillage

modulaire plan modulaire ligne modulaire zone cl£ zone neutre

.Albanian

Cze ch

Danish modulnet modulplan modullinie neutral zone

Dutch 1 modulair rooster moduulrooster modulair vlak modulaire lijn

Finnish moduuliverkko neutraalivydhyke

German Modularer Raster Modulare Ebene Modulare Linie Neutrale Zone

Hungarian

Italian reticolo modulare piano modulare linea modulare

Norwegian modulnett modulplan modullinje neutral sone

Polish

Portuguese

Romanian

Serbo-Croatian

Spanish

Swedish mo duIn St modulplan modullinje neutral zon

Turkish

* Flemish, used in Northern Belgium is similar to Dutch. Afrikaans, used in South Africa, is related

to Dutch but has undergone considerable modifications.

Part 2; Languages using the Cyrillic or Greek alphabet (*Official ISO language)

RUSSIAN*

Bulgarian

Greek

Note: The Cyrillic alphabet is used by Serbs and Montenegrins with the Serbo-Croatian language.

Part 3: Languages using other alphabets, letter or syllabic symbols and horizontal type

Arabic

Chinese

Hebrew

Japanese

Korean

Thai

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MULTI-LINGUAL VOCABULARY OF THE PRINCIPAL TERMS USED IN STANDARDS FOR MODULAR COORDINATION IN BUILDING , INCLUDING JOINTS AND TOLERANCES . Number references at top of column indicate the relevant ISO standard and section.

Part 1 : Languages using the Roman alphabet (^Official ISO languages)

ISO 1803 - 3.2.1 ISO 1803- 3.2.2 ISO 1803 - 3,2 3 ISO 1803- 3.2.4 ISO 1803 - 3.4.2 ISO 1803- 3.4.3

ENGLISH* DIMENSION (S) SIZE (S) DEVIATION (S) TOLERANCE (S) JOINT (S) CLEARANCE

FRENCH* dimension dimension ecart toldrance joint jeu

Albanian

Czech tolerance

Danish mil mil afvigelse tolerancer fuge

Dutch 1 meat maat maat afwij king tolerantie

Finnish _

toleranssit

German Abmessung(en) Ma0(e) Abmag(e) Toleranz (en) Fuge(n) Spiel

Hungarian

Italian dimens ione misura scostamento tolleranza giunto gioco

Norwegian mil toleranser

Polish

Portuguese

Romanian tolerance

Serbo-Croatian tolerancije

Spanish tolerancias

Swedish dimension mitt awikelseCr) tolerans(er) fog(ar)

Turkish

1 Flemish, used in Northern Belgium is similar to Dutch. Afrikaans, used in South Africa, is related

to Dutch but has undergone considerable modifications.

Part 2; Languages using the Cyrillic or Greek alphabet (*0f ficial ISO language)

RUSSIAN* HonycKB Ctmksi

Bulgarian

Greek Ai6otooii; 'AnbKXioiq ’Avoxij Aidtcevov (T^6yo<;) Note: The Cyrillic alphabet is used by Serbs and Montenegrins with the Serbo-Croatian language.

Part 3; Languages using other alphabets, letter or syllabic symbols and horizontal type

Arabic

Chinese

Hebrew

Japanese

Korean

Thai

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INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL STANDARDS

ON DIMENSIONAL COORDINATION, MODULAR

COORDINATION, TOLERANCES AND JOINTS

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. . \ • This Interim Report lists international, regional (multi-national), and national

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The document shows the widespread adoption of the international building module (M)

,

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and construction. The listing comprises a total of 26 international and regional

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