Vacuum technology - Graphical symbols - Summary
1Key Takeaways
This specification contains a collection of graphic symbols for use on drawings of equipment, devices and vacuum technology. In this specification, the graphic symbols for vacuum pumps adopt the basic symbols for compressors and the family system used for liquid pumps and compressors. Therefore, the graphic symbols num…
2Expert Interpretation
This in-depth analysis of the DIN 28401:2022 standard for graphical symbols for vacuum technology covers 24 types of vacuum pump symbols, 45 types of piping component identification, and specifications for measuring instruments. Compared to the 2008 version, it adds symbols for screw pumps and vortex pumps, providing a standardized solution for marking vacuum system drawings.
Standard Evolution and Technical Background
Since its first publication in 1976, the DIN 28401 standard has undergone two major revisions in 2008 and 2022.
| Version | New content | Deleted content | Total number of symbols | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1976-11 | Basic vacuum pump symbol | - | 72 | ||||||||||||
| 2008-03 | ISO 7000 international harmonization | Circular piston pump symbol | 74 | ||||||||||||
| 2022-02 | Screw vacuum pump,
Analysis of the core symbol systemClassification and identification of vacuum pumpsThe standard divides vacuum pumps into three categories, using a unified basic graphic derivative design:
Vacuum system component specificationsArticles 25-70 of the standard specify in detail the graphic representation method of pipeline components:
Implementation and Application RecommendationsDrawing Marking PointsThe vacuum system example diagram (Figure 1) provided in Chapter 4 of the standard reveals the following practice specifications:
Coordination with other standardsThis standard must be used in conjunction with the DIN 28400 series of terminology standards and the DIN 28426 pump acceptance specification, especially in:
Industrial case: semiconductor vacuum systemA 300mm wafer production line uses a turbomolecular pump (symbol 17) and a cryogenic pump (symbol 24) combination, according to this standard:
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Referenced herein
Referenced by DIN 28401:2022-02
DIN 28400-1:1990
DIN 28400-2:1980
DIN 28400-3:1992
DIN 28400-5:1981
DIN 28402:1976
DIN 28403:1986
DIN 28404:1986
DIN 28410:1968
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DIN 28401:2022-02 — Vacuum technology - Graphical symbols - Summary is an international standard developed by German Institute for Standardization. This specification contains a collection of graphic symbols for use on drawings of equipment, devices and vacuum technology. In this specification, the graphic symbols for vacuum pumps adopt the basic symbols for compressors and the family system...
What does DIN 28401:2022-02 cover?
This standard covers: This specification contains a collection of graphic symbols for use on drawings of equipment, devices and vacuum technology. In this specification, the graphic symbols for vacuum pumps adopt the basic symbols for compressors and the family system used for liquid pumps and compressors. Therefore,...
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