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In construction drawing design, can positioning dimensions be indicated on the equipment layout diagram to replace the equipment installation diagram?
No, there must be specific installation instructions.
Aren’t the installation instructions provided by the device manufacturer?
I’m not sure what the equipment installation diagram referred to by LZ means The equipment layout plans in plan and elevation views of the construction drawings clearly show the arrangement and positioning of the equipment ; For the installation requirements of each piece of equipment, it is necessary to refer to the equipment installation and operation manuals provided by the equipment manufacturer, as well as the relevant standards for equipment installation, commissioning, and construction acceptance. Please provide the specific details; hello everyone, help come up with some ideas!
Location is determined using the equipment layout diagram, along with the corresponding equipment foundation diagrams, which should indicate how to position the foundations before and after pouring, as well as the requirements and tolerances.
Indicating positioning dimensions on the installation diagram is only applicable to ordinary small pumps or small stationary equipment. For large equipment, where requirements regarding levelness and verticality exist, or when the installation procedures specify certain requirements, an installation diagram is necessary.
That shouldn’t be possible; new devices should all come with installation diagrams
Whether equipment installation diagrams are needed depends on whether it is stationary equipment or moving equipment; the functions differ, and so do the requirements.
I thought it should be determined based on general standards, taking into account the condition of the equipment and actual circumstances
The equipment layout diagram shows the fixed positions of the equipment, indicating their coordinate locations within the plant area; it cannot replace the dimensions provided in the installation diagram, which show the relative positions of the various components of the equipment itself.
Chemical processing systems always require specialized equipment installation drawings