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Dear All Planners,
What dose "As-Built" in engineering terms mean? and what is the diffrent between "As-Built" and "as recorded" which one is best to use?
Thak you,
Hanson
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Hi Mike,
That was very helpfull. Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Hanson
Thanks Kumar. Yes, good example.
As I know
"As built" is the term used for Construction Engineering drawings.
If we use any higher section instead of actual designed section shown in drawing then we have to show that actual section in drawing and submitt it to client.
Example:
If we have to use Plate 25 mm in Structural steel works, but we used Plate 28 due to shortage of Plate 25. Then we indicate Plate 28 mm in drawings because it is as built in construction. That means it is "As built" drawing.
Hope u understand.
Arun Kumar
As built drawings are the drawings as they are specifically constructed which may vary from the original design for a number of reasons
Hi Hanson
Generally As Built means the date and time that an activity was carried out.
As Recorded would be the same as As Built but not commonly used.
As Planned is the date and time when it was intended to be carried out accoriding to the current programme.
Best regards
Mike Testro
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