Things like sewage pipes, trenches, water seal wells, and oil separation tanks in chemical plants are part of the design work covered by the water supply and drainage specialty, right?
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Things like sewage pipes, trenches, water seal wells, and oil separation tanks in the production workshops, warehouses, tank areas of chemical plants are part of the design work covered by the water supply and drainage field, right?
Yes, all these fall within the scope of design work for water supply and drainage systems. .
Yes. Water supply and drainage specialty: a) Responsible for the lead design of water intake, water purification, water distribution, drainage, and circulating water systems. b) Responsible for the design of indoor water supply and drainage systems as well as domestic water supply. c) Responsible for indoor and outdoor water fire protection design. d) Responsible for determining the process design for water supply and drainage, and leading the selection of water supply and drainage equipment, the layout of such equipment, as well as the design of various PID diagrams and piping layouts. e) Responsible for the design of underground water supply and drainage systems and pipelines.
It is usually the water supply and drainage specialty that handles it; in some smaller facilities, the process engineering department takes care of it instead: L