What does U/G mean in the floor plan? ?
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What does U/G mean in the floor plan? ?
This depends on the legend, right? Like the corridor area, I can't guess what it is exactly.
It's hard to say, but it might be the load-bearing beam on the lower floor, the type of monorail electric hoist.
In our company, there are A/G and U/G. A/G-above ground refers to the laying of pipelines above ground. U/G-under ground refers to the laying of pipelines buried underground. Looking at the screenshot of the original poster, the pipelines at U/G are indicated by dotted lines, so they should undoubtedly be laid underground.
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