If a canopy is installed over an outdoor installation (which is not hazardous), does that make it considered a factory building? ?
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If a canopy is installed over an outdoor installation (which is not hazardous), does that make it considered a factory building? ? For example, in the case of a sewage treatment facility, should it be treated as a factory building with open sides on all four sides?
It was originally just a plant area with some equipment and an operating platform; it should be considered merely a structure. So does adding an awning make it an industrial building? ?
Yes, illegal construction! To put it humorously, even building a chicken coop requires approval. Really! It’s necessary!
Go and take a look at the **three renovations and one demolition project: regardless of the size of the greenhouses, as long as they are not included in the planning, they need to be demolished
It’s not a factory building; it’s just a structure. Unless it is an operation area where workers are active for long periods of time or frequently, in which case it becomes an open-type factory building.
It’s a wastewater treatment area that requires workers to operate and handle the processes there – does that count as an open-type factory building? ? ? Some say it’s a structure, while others say it’s a factory building? ? How exactly should this be defined? ? ?
The \"GBT50504-2009 Standard for Terms in Civil Building Design\" provides a clear definition of buildings. The wastewater treatment plant is a structure, as such plants are generally unattended, and the purpose of this structure is quite clear.