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This is a letter from a quota station addressed to a certain company; it’s difficult to understand. Could any expert in this field explain each part of it and provide examples? Especially the parts marked in red. The relevant details regarding the methods for calculating the workload in the construction of scaffolding for equipment maintenance and repair are as follows: 1. For scaffolds that protrude outward or are suspended for the maintenance and repair of pipe corridors, as well as those that protrude outward (or are single-sided) for the external maintenance of towers, the area for a single layer is calculated based on the vertical projection of the scaffold onto the ground. Area calculation for multi-layer scaffold elevation projection ; 2. Externally extended (double-extended) scaffolding for external maintenance of the tower: For single-story structures, it is calculated based on the difference between the area obtained by projecting the outermost edge of the scaffolding vertically onto the ground and the area of the tower’s outer surface; for multi-story structures, it is calculated based on the area of its elevation projection ; 3. Double-row scaffold for external maintenance of the tower: Calculated based on the area obtained by multiplying the perimeter of the tower’s vertical projection onto the ground by the height of the scaffold ; 4. Independent scaffold for the maintenance of pipe galleries: Calculated based on the sum of the vertical projection areas of all four sides of the scaffold ; 5. For internal maintenance and repair of equipment such as containers, towers, and tanks, a double-row scaffold is erected along the entire circumference of the vessel wall: the area is calculated by multiplying the inner perimeter of the equipment’s vertical projection onto the ground by the height of the scaffold ; 6. Scaffolding for internal maintenance and repair of equipment such as containers, towers, and tanks: For scaffolds with a height of 3.6 meters or less, the basic layer height is calculated based on the area of the equipment’s vertical projection onto the ground; when the scaffold’s height exceeds 3.6 meters, one additional layer is counted for every 1.2 meters added (any amount less than 0.6 meters is not counted). Thank you
3. A double-row scaffold refers to one with two rows of vertical pipes. 4. An independent scaffold refers to a structure that forms its own system, and it can be either movable or immovable. 1. A cantilever scaffold is one whose one end is fixed to an immovable object while the other end hangs outside that fixed object. Single-layer and multi-layer refer to the operating surface.
So what is a 1v1? A 2v2? Thank you
We also would like to ask about the question raised by the original poster: Is the response from the relevant authorities reasonable regarding the settlement for installation work? Since the construction companies refuse to use the building quota rates separately to calculate costs for single or double rows of structures, there is also an explanation needed regarding the red-text notation mentioned by the original poster. Could some experienced member take the time to explain this? Thank you