A question about the elevation of chemical process pipelines

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Looking at the pipeline layout plan EL100000, there are elevations of EL101050, EL91000, and EL90400. Does EL101050 represent +1050 mm? What are the values for EL91000 and EL90400 respectively?

Reply #22010-03-25

You can specify the coordinates of a factory; generally, the ground level is set to 0

Reply #32010-03-25

The poster can refer to the standard SH3052-2004-T

Reply #42010-03-25

What follows the original poster’s entry should be +91000, 91m. Again == others’ answers

Reply #52010-03-25

The indicated elevation should be an absolute elevation; if the pipe layout drawings do not specify the value of floor level 0.000 relative to the absolute elevation, it is possible to check the design documents prepared by the general layout team. The elevation system in the design documents of different specialties for a project should all comply with the vertical layout requirements of the general plan.

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