ISO 20223:2026
ISO 20223:2026

ISO 20223:2026

July 2026
International standard Current

Technical product documentation (TPD) — Representation and identification of situation features

This document defines, if needed, how to represent the situation features of an integral surface, or of a collection of integral surfaces, and how to identify them uniquely by an alphanumerical label in a technical product documentation (TPD). It also defines how to indicate the type of each situation feature or the type of each minimum set of situation features, and how to represent the positive direction of a situation feature.Annex A defines the cases where the representation of situation features is not required.Annex B defines how to represent the intrinsic mobilities inside a minimum set of situation features.Annex C defines the proportions and dimensions of the graphical symbols to be used.

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Publication date

July 2026

Number of pages

38 p.

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ISO 20223:2026

ICS Codes

01.110   Technical product documentation

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Technical product documentation (TPD) — Representation and identification of situation features

This document defines, if needed, how to represent the situation features of an integral surface, or of a collection of integral surfaces, and how to identify them uniquely by an alphanumerical label in a technical product documentation (TPD). It also defines how to indicate the type of each situation feature or the type of each minimum set of situation features, and how to represent the positive direction of a situation feature.

Annex A defines the cases where the representation of situation features is not required.

Annex B defines how to represent the intrinsic mobilities inside a minimum set of situation features.

Annex C defines the proportions and dimensions of the graphical symbols to be used.

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