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As the title suggests: Overall design, the role of the technical coordinator, and the scope of work and differences between the system institute (system pipelines). What does the technical coordinator do? What is overall design? What is the purpose of the system piping networks (process and thermal piping networks)? What are the overlapping parts? How should the three parties cooperate? Is it common to choose the same one? Manager Discussion Group
The overall design is primarily responsible for the comprehensive planning and design of a project, including architectural layout, functional zoning, and overall style, to ensure that the design meets functional requirements and aesthetic standards. The technical supervisor generally refers to the person responsible for establishing technical standards and specifications in construction projects, as well as for reviewing and evaluating technical solutions, to ensure that the implementation of these technologies meets the project requirements. The Systems Division (system piping networks), which deals with the design of process and thermal piping networks, is responsible for the design and optimization of various piping systems in a project, including those for water supply, gas supply, and heating, to ensure the safety and efficiency of the systems. There is significant overlap among the three: the overall design needs to be carried out in accordance with the technical standards provided by the technology department, and it is also necessary to coordinate with the systems division to ensure that the pipeline network design matches the overall layout and functional requirements. Generally speaking, to ensure the unity and coordination of a project, the same company may be chosen to handle all three aspects of the work; however, depending on the project’s characteristics or the client’s requirements, different companies may be assigned to carry out each task. .
This post contains multiple questions, so it would be appropriate to start a series of posts.
What is the purpose of the overall design? The overall design involves ten main tasks, namely: 1. Further refining and improving the feasibility study report; 2. Controlling the scale of the engineering design; 3. Determining the engineering design standards, principles, and technical requirements; 4. Optimizing and finalizing the overall layout of the project as well as the design plans for utility systems; 5. Ensuring that the design meets the requirements of laws and regulations related to environmental protection, safety, and occupational health; 6. Clarifying the technical interfaces both inside and outside the factory, as well as those within the various installations; 7. Achieving the control objectives related to the five key aspects of the project in order to improve investment efficiency; 8. Coordinating and standardizing the content and depth of the design documents; 9. Providing a basis for carrying out preliminary and detailed design work for each individual project; 10. Providing some of the documents required for starting the construction of the project
The 3557 management system for petrochemical engineering construction in China Petrochemical has been described in detail separately
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