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This post was last edited by Hasty Passer on 2018-9-14 at 10:10. Which section of the Utilities forum do you prefer to participate in? Following the release of the \"Introduction to the Public Utilities Section\" last Tuesday, the users responded positively. To better understand their ideas and needs, this voting survey is conducted so that we can provide more targeted services to them. We look forward to your participation and appreciate it! There are rewards for replying. Appendix: Introduction to the Utility Engineering Section. This section covers engineering management (design, construction, cost estimation), civil engineering (construction, decoration, municipal works, roads and bridges, landscaping, etc.), heating and ventilation systems, gas engineering, ventilation and air conditioning systems, power engineering (including boilers, steam turbines, generators, etc.), various gas compression and supply systems, water supply and drainage systems (primary water, circulating water, deionized water, deoxygenated water, chilled water, cooling water, etc.), fire protection systems and pump rooms, flare systems, external utility corridors, and in short, any technical and management issues that do not fall under specific other categories can be discussed and exchanged in this section! Your participation is welcome!
I’ve submitted it; I’d like to participate in discussions related to torches and learn from others, hoping to get some guidance from experts.
I’ve applied; I’m quite interested in engineering knowledge, as well as water supply and drainage systems.
Already submitted; I would like to discuss learning about water supply, drainage, and heating.
Generally, more attention is paid to water supply and drainage as well as power systems. I hope to be able to understand things more clearly, rather than having to guess all the time: L
Submitted, in terms of project management, fire protection water systems, and pump rooms
Submitted, Engineering Management, Torch System
Fire protection and pump rooms can be classified under water supply and drainage