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Civil construction and installation cross-work

2010-03-07View Original

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Please let the experts talk about the construction sequence of cross-cutting work between civil engineering and installation disciplines, that is, the sequence and time of handover of construction work surfaces between various professional processes. Please give detailed examples.
Reply #22010-03-07
Civil construction and installation are intertwined. Personally, I think civil construction should be the main one, with underground work done first and then above ground work done.
Reply #32010-03-07
Very good and positive, worthy of encouragement!
Reply #42010-03-08
The early stage of the project must be mainly civil construction, but the middle stage of the project must be mainly installation, and civil construction can be used where possible.
Reply #52010-03-08
In the early stage, civil construction is mainly focused on installation, and civil construction can be used where possible.
Reply #62010-03-08
The civil construction will be carried out before the project is started. After the ground is leveled and the embedded parts and foundations are inspected and accepted, the equipment will be installed. After the equipment installation is completed and the purging and pressing are qualified, the civil construction will continue. There was once a project where the civil engineering and factory structure construction were completed first for inspection by superiors, which added a lot of difficulties to the installation of indoor equipment. During hoisting, the beams on the steel structure roof were removed. During sandblasting and rust removal, the wall had to be fenced, wrapped with canvas and the glass removed. In the end, the wall was still stained. Civil engineering is the foundation but also serves the installation of process equipment.
Reply #72010-03-08
It's better to follow the conventional approach to this matter, and don't always try to do tricks. We once had a heat exchange station with a cast-in-place roof. In order to meet the construction deadline, the project manager requested that the bottom formwork be removed in advance. As a result, the equipment was installed in advance and the roof was dented. I won’t tell you the solution, lest you also learn bad things: victory:
Reply #82010-03-08
Civil construction and installation can be intertwined, provided that they are properly arranged, such as installing large equipment on a cast-in-place frame.

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