I just want to ask whether it’s necessary to be so detailed when setting conditions for civil engineering work?
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Does every value in the diagram have to be submitted to the civil engineering department? (Many things aren’t written in the picture; if it’s returned, they have to be written down – otherwise it won’t be given back.) . . . ) When we build a power plant in our own factory, we need to provide the design institute with information regarding the civil engineering requirements, as some of the equipment is manufactured internally; however, they also need to contribute to the civil engineering work. Several design firms from our company have also come here, and I’ve never heard that such detailed information is required. Please, someone knowledgeable can tell me. Waiting urgently.
Generally, such detailed information isn’t necessary; load details, foundation dimensions, and any embedded holes or plates are sufficient. Some suppliers provide equipment as complete sets and can supply such detailed data, which can then be directly given to the structural engineers – it’s no trouble at all
I think the force analysis should be done by the civil engineering department