About the scope of civil engineering errors
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I am designing a set of equipment, and civil construction is also going on at the same time. I know that when assembling the equipment, civil construction errors need to be considered, but I don’t know what the error should be. For example, if the equipment is installed in a 6mx6mx7m room, what should be the reasonable size of the appearance of the equipment after considering the civil construction errors?
Don’t go to such trouble. If the equipment is too large, install the main components of the equipment after the civil engineering and foundation construction is completed to prevent the equipment from being unable to enter the factory after the factory is built.； A certain amount of maintenance space must be reserved when installing equipment. Civil engineering errors are insignificant compared with these reserved spaces, so under normal circumstances, civil engineering errors can be ignored.
Generally, there is a leveling height left for equipment installation. The height of the pad is about 40mm. As for other directions, at least a 50mm deviation is left (within 6mX6m).
Civil engineering errors can be ignored because the equipment installation can be corrected.
Because when assembling on-site equipment, a certain amount of reserved space is required, but if this part is occupied by civil engineering errors, how will the equipment be assembled?