Definition:
The phase in project development where comprehensive engineering plans and specifications are created, providing precise instructions for construction and implementation.
Key Components:
- Engineering Drawings: Detailed schematics and blueprints.
- Material Specifications: Lists of required materials and their standards.
- Construction Plans: Step-by-step guidelines for building the project.
Use Cases/Industries:
- Oil and Gas Facilities: Designing pipelines and processing plants.
- Power Generation Plants: Developing plans for electrical and mechanical systems.
Advantages:
- Clarity: Provides detailed guidance for contractors and builders.
- Quality Assurance: Ensures all components meet project standards.
Challenges:
- Time-Consuming: Requires meticulous attention to detail.
- Coordination Needs: Involves collaboration among multiple engineering disciplines.
Related Terms:
Engineering Design, Construction Documentation
Example:
For a new natural gas processing facility, the detailed design phase includes creating precise piping and instrumentation diagrams, specifying equipment types, and developing comprehensive construction schedules.
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Synonyms:
Final Design, Engineering Design
