What components are included in a complete set of construction drawings?
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What components are included in the complete construction drawings for a project? What are the list of drawings and the list of files involved? Everyone, please help me. . . . .
Please make it clear what project and which part of it the construction drawings refer to
It relates to water supply, more specifically the desalinated water system within the boiler feedwater system – a system that takes raw water in and produces qualified desalinated water. What exactly are the complete project construction drawings for this system? Using ion exchange technology
I think your question is a bit broad – a complete set of construction drawings includes many elements, and the requirements vary depending on the different specialties involved: engineering, civil work, equipment, piping, instrumentation, electrical systems, fire protection. It seems to fall under the category of piping, right? I’d also like to see a detailed explanation :)
For a single item, it generally includes: a general table of contents, sub-tables of contents, and individual tables of contents; these tables of contents contain the relevant entries for each specialty (which may also be sub-tables of contents). The content varies depending on the specialty. For example, in the case of installation specialties, there are: instruction manuals, material lists, equipment lists, single-line diagrams, pipe layout plans, vertical pipe layout diagrams, detailed drawings, views, support diagrams, etc. The drawings for different types of installations also vary.
Building drawings, structural drawings, plumbing and drainage drawings, fire protection drawings, electrical drawings, automation control drawings, material control-related drawings, piping-related drawings, plant-wide telecommunications drawings, plant-wide fire alarm drawings, process drawings, process system drawings, general layout plans, underground pipeline network drawings, equipment foundation drawings, equipment specifications drawings, equipment drawings, etc
**If there are design and construction specifications, you can look them up online. It should be helpful
Piping diagrams generally include a drawing list, pipe layout plans, elevation views, axonometric drawings, support details, and material lists
In my opinion, a complete set of construction drawings for a building should include the following main components: general layout plan, plan positioning diagram, vertical design drawings (including plans and sections), landscaping design drawings (including plans, elevations, sections, and a list of plants), power supply system diagrams (covering both high-voltage and low-voltage systems; collaboration with professionals is required), plumbing and drainage system diagrams (also requiring collaboration with professionals), and other related drawings. The detailed design section includes: a full set of construction drawings for the building or structure, detailed drawings for water features, detailed drawings for roads and paving areas, detailed drawings for decorative elements, as well as other related drawings and specifications
I think what the original poster is asking is what components make up the entire set of drawings, rather than what categories of drawings are included! I think there should at least be a volume index, with each set of drawings assigned a volume number; the volumes also have an internal index, and then there are the drawings themselves.
What was said upstairs is correct. I just need a catalog so that in the future, when working on a similar project, I’ll know what drawings are required.