Regarding the signing of pipe axis views (Piping staff from design institutes, please come in)
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Question: 1. What level of approval is required for the axis view in your design institute? 2. How to sign: A. Sign manually on the cover only. B. Sign each page manually with a single line. C. Use a computer (MicroStation) to sign each page with a single line. D. Stamp one’s own seal on each page. Please share your opinions... This post was last edited by hutom123 on 2009-4-30 08:38
Manually sign the cover; use a computer to sign each page
Use a computer (MicroStation) to sign each line on the page. The manually signed plan completely failed in the face of tens of thousands of single-line diagrams.
Sign the cover by hand; for the inside content, please use a computer… :lol :lol :lol
At my previous employer, axonometric drawings required a second-level signature, with each drawing being signed by hand. Now the company doesn’t provide axonometric drawings; instead, it provides pipe segment lists.
The cover is handwritten; the single line is set up on the computer for batch signing
It’s unreasonable to use a computer (MicroStation) to sign each line on the page!