mcterry0624
Mechanical
- Apr 24, 2009
- 2
My company designs and manufactures large pieces of equipment (~10-30 tons) that sometimes are sold into seismic zones. I'm trying to write a procedure to document the expectations of all parties to be discussed at time of quotation. Since we don't design the buildings that these pieces of equipment are installed in, I'm thinking that we need to provide certification that the equipment has been designed to meet or exceed all applicable seismic requirements. I'm thinking right now I would provide:
1. A summary report detailing all the reaction forces for each floor support pad for operation conditions, including the overturning moments of each support frame.
2. A detailed sketch of suggested mounting details for each frame to the floor.
3. A certification letter stating that the equipment framing meets or exceeds all applicable seismic requirements.
4. All submitted drawings and calculations would be stamped by a licensed professional engineer.
Am I missing anything else?
1. A summary report detailing all the reaction forces for each floor support pad for operation conditions, including the overturning moments of each support frame.
2. A detailed sketch of suggested mounting details for each frame to the floor.
3. A certification letter stating that the equipment framing meets or exceeds all applicable seismic requirements.
4. All submitted drawings and calculations would be stamped by a licensed professional engineer.
Am I missing anything else?
