Electrical Engineering Preliminary Budget Preparation Q&A

Author: Yu Hui, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The general budget of electrical installation engineering is a technical and economic document that expresses the investment required for the electrification of a construction project in monetary form. With the development of the socialist market economy and the deepening of the reform of the construction management system, the competition in the construction market has become increasingly fierce, and the role of the general budget of building installation engineering has grown. The quality and requirements for the preparation of the general budget have also become higher. The preparation of the general budget of building installation engineering is a highly policy-oriented and technically demanding task. Under the same conditions, the same construction project may yield different costs due to the varying professional competence and technical levels of the preparers. The reasons for this include: first, lack of proficiency in reading construction drawings, leading to inaccurate calculation of subproject quantities; second, insufficient understanding of the standards, resulting in the improper selection of unit prices; and third, a lack of thorough grasp of the components of project cost and their interrelationships, leading to errors in the calculation sequence.
This book is based on the "National Unified Installation Engineering Budgeting Standards" (Volume 2: Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering) CYD-202-2000, issued by the Ministry of Construction of the People's Republic of China in March 2000 (File No. "Jianbiao (2000) 60"), as well as a series of current budgeting systems, design, construction, and acceptance specifications for electrical equipment installation engineering, and technical acceptance specifications. It categorizes and organizes over 700 common and easily confused or unclear issues encountered by electrical engineering budgeting personnel in practice. The book emphasizes practicality while also incorporating theoretical and knowledge-based content. Its content is novel, comprehensive, well-supported, covers a wide range of topics, and provides concise yet rigorous explanations, detailed examples, and strong practicality. To facilitate readers' understanding and mastery, the book includes numerous illustrations. It serves as both an accessible guide and a reference tool, functioning like an electrical engineering budgeting dictionary.
The general budget of electrical installation engineering is a technical and economic document that expresses the investment required for the electrification of a construction project in monetary form. With the development of the socialist market economy and the deepening of the reform of the construction management system, the competition in the construction market has become increasingly fierce, and the role of the general budget of building installation engineering has grown. The quality and requirements for the preparation of the general budget have also become higher. The preparation of the general budget of building installation engineering is a highly policy-oriented and technically demanding task. Under the same conditions, the same construction project may yield different costs due to the varying professional competence and technical levels of the preparers.
In addition to emphasizing practicality, this book also incorporates theoretical and knowledge-based content. Therefore, its features include novel content, comprehensive material, clear references, a wide range of topics, concise explanations, rigorous answers, specific examples, and strong practicality. To facilitate readers' understanding and mastery, the book includes numerous illustrations to achieve the goal of "expressing through visuals" and making everything clear at a glance. Thus, it serves as both an accessible guide and a reference tool, functioning like an electrical engineering budgeting dictionary.
In addition to being suitable for electrical engineering budgeting personnel in design, construction, construction, and construction bank units, this book is also a professional reference for engineering auditors, engineering supervisors, engineering cost consultants, and engineering construction management personnel. It can also be used as a teaching and learning reference for faculty and students in relevant higher education institutions, secondary vocational schools, and electrical budgeting training programs.