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Does anyone know how to represent elevation?

2016-11-06View Original

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Could some expert tell me what elevation values things like LUG.EL.+25700 represent? And how are other elevation values indicated?
Reply #22016-11-06
I searched for it; the abbreviation of the English word \"elevation\" refers to elevation (altitude)
Reply #32016-11-06
I know it’s an elevation value, but I don’t know whether it refers to the elevation of the platform, the elevation of the foundation, or some other type of elevation
Reply #42016-11-06
For this, there need to be corresponding drawings; the elevations should be indicated on those drawings, so that it’s easy to see what elevation is being referred to. By simply looking at the instruction documents, it seems that one can only find the elevation of the local area (the device), which is the base elevation – the elevation of the surface after it has been hardened.
Reply #52016-11-07
The design drawings will determine a base elevation, namely an elevation of +0.00, 25,700 units above the zero elevation
Reply #62016-11-07
It refers to the elevation of the bottom plate at the support ear seat, which is relative to the foundation elevation plus 25700 mm

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