How do processes impose requirements on civil engineering?
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The design of civil engineering typically requires process engineers to provide some basic conditional parameters. . Such as the load dimensions of equipment and the like. The conditions for process improvement are divided into separate conditions. Quadratic condition. . May I ask what is included in the primary condition and the secondary condition? Last edited by Lai Lai on 2009-4-2 22:12]
For electrical instruments, it is generally sufficient to specify the process parameters and installation locations. In terms of civil engineering, what I am usually involved with includes the dimensions of drainage ditches for separating wastewater in workshops, as well as the size of sump pits.
I also want to know about this aspect. Are there any specifications or standards? By how much are the civil foundations for tower equipment, heat exchange equipment, pumps, etc., generally larger than their external dimensions? How big should the holes be to pass equipment through the floor?
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It should be the piping department that puts forward requirements to the civil engineering team; the piping specialty needs to specify the following requirements for the structural team: 1. Equipment layout plan, as well as the empty weight and operating weight of the equipment. 2 Loads on the main duct. 3 Equipment foundation, platform size and load, location of stairs. 4 The loads on the frame or floors, including those resulting from equipment installation and maintenance, require that the location and size of lifting holes and elevator access openings be specified for indoor installations. 5 The location and size of where the equipment passes through floors or platforms, as well as the pre-made holes for large pipes to pass through floors and platforms. 6 The position and size of the embedded parts, as well as the stress conditions on them. 7 Eccentric loading of tower equipment. 8 Due to the equipment installation requirements, which beam needs to be installed from behind.
The design of civil engineering typically requires process engineers to provide some basic conditional parameters. . Such as the load dimensions of equipment and the like. The conditions for process improvement are divided into separate conditions. Quadratic condition. . May I ask what is included in the primary condition and the secondary condition? All design drawings specify the design requirements; construction can be carried out in accordance with these specifications without the need for involvement from process engineers. On the contrary, it is the process engineers who need to ensure that the civil engineering work does not conflict with the process requirements.