The owner requires us to provide a “survey conditions diagram””
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The owner needs us to provide a \"survey conditions map\"; he wants to conduct another geological survey of the area based on our new equipment layout. But I’ve never heard of a survey condition map; isn’t it sufficient to conduct surveys throughout the entire factory area?
The owner doesn’t understand, and it has become a counter-condition.
It should be a survey site layout diagram; the civil engineering team identifies the points that need to be surveyed on the general plan, based on the arrangement of equipment, and then the owner carries out the surveys, providing a geological survey report to the civil engineering team.
Contact the structural engineering department in your company; they know that it is necessary to designate exploration sites, and the results of those explorations serve as a basis for the structural engineers when designing the foundation.
The owners need you to provide a “survey conditions diagram” – they haven’t communicated with you about what exactly that is
Thank you for the reply; that’s exactly what I needed. Can I attach the equipment layout plan to the overall plan and submit it to the owner?
The team in charge of the civil engineering design provides the overall plan; they mark on the plan the locations where exploration is needed, how to arrange these sites, and then submit it to the client.
It should be a detailed survey drawing, which is prepared by the civil engineering team based on the equipment layout drawings and load tables provided by the piping design team
The structural engineering team prepares a site layout diagram based on the equipment arrangement and load conditions, especially for tower-type equipment