The design institute provides the drawings for the structure and framework
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Experts, could you please explain in detail the difference between structure and framework when building a device from the beginning? How to tell the difference?
I heard about this concept for the first time; frameworks fall within the scope of design in the fields of installation engineering and structural engineering. They are generally referred to as structures. When there are multiple frameworks within one installation, they can be labeled individually, such as Framework 1, Framework 2, etc. However, I have never heard of the term \"frame\" used to refer to them
The drawings provided by our equipment indicate the number of shelves and frames, but I don’t understand how to tell them apart
Is it a pipe gallery that serves as a connecting structure? ? ?
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I’ve only heard that civil engineering drawings are divided into structural and architectural specialties. I don’t know what ‘architecture’ means.
Structure: refers to buildings, including foundation work and housing. Frame: In simple terms, it refers to the reactor framework, or some kind of structural framework, including the equipment ductwork.