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How to determine the type of construction project?
I. General civil engineering

(a) where one of the following conditions is met, it is a kind of construction project:

1. 12 floors (according to the computable building area) or multi-storey buildings with cornices over 36m high.

2. A single-story building with a span of more than 24 meters or a cornice height of more than 18 meters.

3. An industrial workshop with a double-deck crane or a crane with a load of more than 50 tons.

4. More than ten stories of steel and reinforced concrete frame structure, shear wall structure, frame-shear wall structure and simple structural engineering.

(two) who can not meet the engineering standards, meet one of the following conditions for the second class project:

1. A multi-storey building with eight or more floors to twelve floors or a cornice with a height of 27 to 36 meters.

2. Single-storey buildings with a span exceeding18m to 24m or a cornice height exceeding12m to18m.

3. Industrial workshops with cranes with lifting capacity exceeding 30 tons to 50 tons.

4. Steel and reinforced concrete frame structure, shear wall structure, frame-shear wall structure and simplified structural engineering with more than six floors to ten floors.

5. Structures with a height of more than 45 to 55 meters, or a diameter of more than 12 to 20 meters (other shapes have a perimeter of more than 48 to 80 meters), or a pool (tank) with a volume of more than 1000 cubic meters to 1500 cubic meters.

(three) who can not meet the first and second class engineering standards, meet one of the following conditions for the third class engineering:

A multi-storey building with six or more floors to eight floors or a cornice with a height exceeding 20 to 27 meters.

Single-storey buildings with a span exceeding12m to18m or a cornice height exceeding10m to12m.

A factory with cranes with a lifting capacity of less than 30 tons.

Steel and reinforced concrete frame structure, shear wall structure, frame-shear wall structure and simplified structural engineering with two or more floors to six floors.

A pool (box) with a height of more than 30 meters to 45 meters, a diameter of more than 8 meters to 12 meters (other shapes have a circumference of more than 32 meters to 48 meters), or a single volume of more than 500 cubic meters to 1000 cubic meters.

4) Projects that fail to meet the standards of Class I, II and III projects and meet one of the following conditions are classified as Class IV projects:

1. Two-to six-story multi-storey buildings or cornices with a height exceeding six to twenty meters.

2 single-storey buildings with a span of more than six to twelve meters or a cornice height of more than six to ten meters.

3. Two-story steel and reinforced concrete frame structure, shear wall structure, frame-shear wall structure and simplified structural engineering.

4. Steel structure, reinforced concrete structure, masonry structure or brick-concrete structure other than Class I, II and III projects.

5. Retaining walls and slope protection exceed five to eight meters. Independent outdoor reinforced concrete structure sporadic works (such as septic tanks), etc.

Laying outdoor independent drainage concrete pipes with a diameter greater than 350 mm. Independent metal structure or fence with concrete as the main body.

6. Buildings with a unit construction area of over 5000 square meters to 10000 square meters.

(5) Any project that fails to meet the standards of Class I, II, III and IV and meets one of the following conditions is a Class V project:

1. A single-story building or cornice with a height of less than six meters or a span of less than six meters.

2. Outdoor sporadic works, such as bricklaying, barbed wire fence, single carport, drainage ditch, canal, retaining wall below five meters, slope protection, laying septic tanks, pits and drainage pipes built independently.

Classification standard of installation engineering

(a) where one of the following conditions is met, it is a kind of project:

1. All kinds of mechanical equipment, precision CNC machine tools, complete sets of production process devices, compressors (fans) pumps of 50 tons and above, complete sets of imported production devices.

2.35 kV and above power distribution equipment and overhead transmission line engineering.

3. Boiler thermal equipment with working pressure higher than 2.5 MPa and its auxiliary equipment (from coal conveying system to steam distribution device).

4. Medium-pressure and above chemical, oil refining and pharmaceutical production facilities and inflammable, explosive and highly toxic medium equipment (excluding finished product warehouses and raw material warehouses).

Construction project refers to an engineering entity formed through the construction of various houses and their ancillary facilities and the installation of supporting lines, pipelines and equipment. Among them, "building" refers to projects with roofs, beams and columns, walls, foundations and internal spaces to meet the needs of people's production, life, study and public activities.

The Civil Engineering Teaching Steering Committee consists of nine professional steering committees (hereinafter referred to as professional steering committees), namely, civil engineering, building environment and energy application engineering, water supply and drainage science and engineering, building electricity and intelligence, architecture, urban and rural planning, landscape architecture, engineering management and engineering cost, real estate development and operation, and property management, which respectively correspond to civil engineering, architecture, management science and engineering (part) and business administration (part) in the undergraduate professional catalogue of colleges and universities.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia construction engineering