Joonetüüp

Joonetüüp refers to a concept in technical drawing and design that describes the characteristic appearance and function of a line. It encompasses various aspects of a line, including its weight, style, and purpose within a drawing. Different joonetüübid are used to convey specific information, such as the visible edges of an object, hidden lines, centerlines, or dimension lines. The selection and consistent application of joonetüüp are crucial for clarity and accuracy in technical documentation.

Common joonetüüp categories include solid lines, dashed lines, and dot-dash lines. Solid lines typically represent visible outlines and contours. Dashed lines are often used to indicate hidden edges or surfaces that are not directly observable. Dot-dash lines are frequently employed for centerlines, axis lines, or symmetry lines. The thickness or weight of a line also plays a role, with thicker lines often denoting primary features and thinner lines used for secondary details or hatching. Understanding and correctly applying the appropriate joonetüüp ensures that a drawing can be interpreted effectively by engineers, architects, and manufacturers.