What are equipment construction drawings, equipment condition drawings, and equipment assembly drawings?

Equipment construction drawings and installation drawings should include information such as the foundation layout, foundation location, installation orientation, and elevation. Assembly drawings are more detailed, showing the exact positions of each component of the equipment, along with detailed component diagrams and dimensional specifications

In other words, does the assembly diagram include the contents of both the equipment construction drawings and the installation drawings?

In some cases, there is a discrepancy: for example, the construction drawings include a general layout of the equipment, while the manufacturing and assembly drawings do not contain foundation plans

A equipment specification sheet generally includes information such as the process for which the equipment is used, the medium it operates with, the size of the equipment, its design format, the types of connections it has, the pressure levels at those connections, their sizes, and the materials required for manufacturing. It serves as a prerequisite for the equipment manufacturing drawings. The equipment assembly diagram represents a more detailed version of these specifications, along with the standards and requirements for manufacturing. It outlines what the finished equipment will look like, its empty weight and operating weight, how it should be installed, and the basic requirements for installation. The construction drawings, on the other hand, focus on how the equipment should be installed, the location of the pipe connections, and the conditions required for the foundation. More or less like this

Thank you very much; it was explained very clearly.