Introduction

Jaguar Land Rover's CAD and Draughting (CADD) Standards

 

The purpose of the Jaguar Land Rover CAD and Draughting (CADD) Standards is to provide direction to Jaguar Land Rover Engineering Activities, Suppliers, and contract engineering companies for the preparation of Product, Manufacturing and Service technical drawings for use by Jaguar Land Rover and its suppliers. These Standards provide comprehensive information regarding the preparation and interpretation of engineering 2D drawings and 3D models and assist Jaguar Land Rover's engineering organisations to satisfy the principles of ISO/TS 16949.

 

JLR's Technical Product Specification is BS 8888:2013 and is to be referred to when the JLR CADD Standards don't satisfy the requirement. (BS 8888:2013 replaces BS 8888:2011 which has been withdrawn.)

 

To access the standard issues stated in the Release Level table above, select the relevant icons below or select the Release Level number in column one.

 

Release Level

Effectivity

CADJLR.01.01

CADJLR.01.02

CADJLR.02.01

CADJLR.02.02

CADJLR.02.03

CADJLR.03.01

CADJLR.04.01

CADJLR.05.01

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Only the latest Standards are be provided. Suppliers will need to contact JLR for previous releases.

CADJLR.01

Technical Product Definition (TPD)

 

Standards CADJLR.01.01 and CADJLR.01.02 come under the category of Techinal Product Documentation and explain the manner in which you are

required to communicate and convey the definition of a part and its specification. They cover all 2D drawings and 3D model CAD releases and outline

the requirements for Product Engineering and Manufacturing activities when they, or their suppliers, produce any type of drawing or CAD file for release.

 

The topics covered in each of the standards are listed below.

 

​CADJLR.01.01 discusses​​                                        CADJLR.01.02 discusses​

•Drawing/Model Classification  •Letter and Numerals
•Drawing Titles  •Abbreviations and Symbols
•Drawing Numbering
•Drawing Frames
•Revisioning
•Symmetrically Opposite Parts

 

 Once you have read these standards, you will be able to understand;

•The type of CAD releases available to you.
•Part naming and numbering requirements.
•How to populate both 2D and 3D Titles Blocks.
•How to master your geometry and its specification.
•How to author your release and change history.

CADJLR.02

Engineering Content

 

Standards CADJLR.02.01, CADJLR.02.02 and CADJLR.02.03 come under the category of Engineering Content and explain the manner

 in which you are required to communicate and convey information that relates to an engineering specification (excluding GPS).

 

The topics covered in each of the standards are listed below.

 

​CADJLR.02.01 discusses  CADJLR.02.02 discusses  ​CADJLR.02.03 discusses

•Material Specification  •Branding and Coding  •Notes Quick Reference
•SI Units   •Identification of Polymeric Materials  •Notes Definition
•Edges of Work Pieces
•Special Controls
•Electrical Distribution Systems
•Harness Design System Interface (HDSI)
•Manufacturing Plant Layout Drawings
•Special Fastener Drawings

 

 

Once you have read these standards, you will be able to understand;

•The types of standard notes available for use.
•Where to state your material specification.
•The minimum part marking requirements.
•The requirements for releasing a fastener drawing.
•Electrical Distribution and harness requirements.

CADJLR.03

Digital CAD and 3D modelling

 

Standard CADJLR.03.01 comes under the category of Digital CAD and 3D modelling and defines the CAD requirement

 for all CAD systems. It details the content you are required to have in your 3D models and lists any geometry restrictions which have been identified.

 

The topics covered in each of the standards are listed below.

 

​​​CADJLR.03.01 discusses

•Vehicle Layout Planes.
•Digital CAD Requirements.
•3D model requirements.
•AutoCAD Requirements.

 

 

Once you have read this standard, you will be able to understand;

•The location of the origin relative to the vehicle.
•The restrictions on the CAD models and geometry within.
•The modelling requirements for AutoCAD drawings

CADJLR.04

Geometrical Product Specification (GPS)

 

Standard CADJLR.04.01 comes under the category of GPS. Its provides direction on the basic and fundamental definition

for the dimensioning and geometrical tolerancing of CAD geometry.

 

 The topics covered in each of the standards are listed below.

 

​​​CADJLR.04.01 discusses

•GPS Requirements
•Dimensioning Practices

 

 

 Once you have read this standard, you will be able to understand;

•Which ISO standards to reference for GPS guidance.
•JLR's dimensioning preferences.
•Restrictions on semantic tolerancing.
•How to identify nominal values to model.

CADJLR.05

Draughting

 

Standard CADJLR.05.01 comes under the category of Draughting. This standard defines the rules for the presentation of orthographic,

auxiliary and sectional views created on a 2D drawing.

 

The topics covered in each of the standards are listed below.

 

​​​CADJLR.05.01 discusses

•Scale
•Multiview drawing
•Sectioning
•Vehicle datum planes
•Line conventions

 

Once you have read this standard, you will be able to understand;

•Which ISO standards to reference for view creation
•Which scales are permitted
•How to label views
•The types of views you can create
•How to correctly positioning views
•How to represent Grid Lines
•Line types and their application