Which discipline should provide the construction drawings for the ladder platform structure on tower equipment?
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This post was last edited by hhhxh5712 on 2015-7-29 10:34. Currently, we are facing disputes between the mechanical and structural engineering teams and the piping engineering team regarding which department should be responsible for providing the construction drawings for the ladder platforms on tower equipment. Some believe that the equipment engineering department is only responsible for marking the pre-welded components of the ladder platform, while the detailed structural design of the ladder platform should be handled by the structural engineering department.
In many large organizations, he is assigned to work in the equipment department; a prominent company in Shanghai has even established specific regulations regarding this. It’s available in the library (no advertising), and the original poster can go look for it.
What tower are we looking at? Processes with many nozzles and manholes require funding; non-standard designs need construction drawings； Otherwise, if it’s not a standard solution, just take a look at the manufacturing process ；
Among the three majors you mentioned, it should be the structural engineering major. Maybe it has a different name, but generally, the civil engineering department is responsible for it.
It mainly depends on the division of tasks; if the rules aren’t clear, naturally no one wants to do it.
It should be done by the structural engineering team; sometimes the mechanical engineering team also takes on this task.
Generally, independent platforms are handled by the equipment specialists, while joint platforms or the overall framework are managed by the structural specialists. The pipeline is responsible for handling the assignment requests.
Pipelines are just a condition; it’s a dispute over the structure and equipment. Check your department’s (or company’s) rules regarding task allocation; if there are no such rules, consult the design manager. Rules vary from place to place.
It should be the structural engineering department you mentioned that handles this, as it involves determining the location of the pipe openings! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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