Issues related to the supervision of equipment production, acceleration of delivery, and inspection
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I would like to ask everyone how to supervise the manufacturing process, urge for delivery, and conduct inspections on chemical processing equipment, especially those that are imported What are the general common standards for inspection?
The inspection standards for imported equipment need to be specified in the contract. Since it is imported equipment, different standards are applied. However, as it is to be used domestically, GB150 must be complied with. If there is a conflict between the standards adopted by the equipment manufacturer in their home country and GB150, it is necessary to resolve this issue through negotiation. This is an inevitable situation that must be taken into consideration
For imported equipment, the local provincial boiler inspection agency must review the technical attachments 15 days before the contract is signed. The user enterprise enters into a quality inspection contract with the local provincial boiler inspection agency, which is required to travel to the manufacturing plant to conduct inspections and oversee the production process, and to issue a report granting approval for the equipment to leave the factory. This inspection report replaces the customs quality inspection (but not the visual inspection); without this inspection report, release from customs is not possible. The Ministry of Chemical Industry also has an older standard, HG 20234-93 \"Outline for the Inspection of Imported Equipment and Materials in Chemical Engineering Projects\", which can be referenced at the following address: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=21092&highlight=hg%2B%BC%EC%D1%E9%2B
The supervision, acceleration of delivery, and inspection of imported chemical processing equipment must comply with the standards and regulations of the country where it will be used; the main standards include GB150, GB151, etc