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【Daily Discussion】Utilities - Mechanical & Electrical - 20200915

2020-09-22View Original

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How should the setting of the installation baseline for continuous production equipment be carried out? We welcome active participation in discussions; the system offers generous rewards for answering questions from VIP members! ! !
Reply #22020-09-22
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #32020-09-22
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #42020-09-22
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #52020-09-22
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #62020-09-23
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #72020-09-23
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #82020-09-23
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.
Reply #92020-09-23
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal
Reply #102020-09-25
The center marker plate should be buried during the foundation pouring process, in conjunction with the civil engineering work, or it can be buried after the foundation has completed its curing period. Setting out involves using the construction drawings to determine the longitudinal and transverse center lines of mechanical equipment based on the building’s alignment axes, and marking these lines on centering plates as reference lines for equipment installation. There should be no less than two reference lines for the equipment installation plane: one vertical and one horizontal.

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