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2009-03-09View Original

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Regarding the minimum elevation requirement for containers, may I use “elevation above ground” to indicate it? Should it still be expressed using the term ‘datum height’ found in dictionaries? Thanks first~~ This post was last edited by mirach on 2009-3-9 21:33 ]
Reply #22009-03-09
It’s simpler to just use elevation.
Reply #32009-03-09
It’s more common to use “height” directly
Reply #42009-03-09
Agree with the second floor; I’ve seen foreign drawings where elevation is used to represent it
Reply #52009-03-09
elevation altitude
Reply #62009-03-09
elevation, that’s enough
Reply #72009-03-09
On elevation drawings, EL is generally used
Reply #82009-03-09
It seems there are no other objections regarding elevation, so it can be closed now :D
Reply #92009-03-09
On elevation drawings, it is abbreviated as EL
Reply #102009-03-10
Elevation network search works the same way; it is supported
Reply #112009-03-10
Without a doubt, elevation is the key!

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