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For power plants, chemical processing units, and long-distance pipelines, **what are the relevant regulations for departmental quality supervision, as well as the types and conditions for issuing reports?**
This post was last edited by Ad hoc on 2017-3-1 16:10. Didn’t the original poster state the question clearly? What exactly do you want to ask? The Work Safety Supervision Bureau is responsible for overall oversight, while the Quality Supervision Bureau handles matters related to special equipment. First, check the list of special equipment; if it is determined to be special equipment, then the Special Equipment Safety Law applies. The management of special equipment involves two aspects: the equipment itself and the people who operate it. The equipment must pass inspections and be registered, while the operators must hold relevant certificates and receive training
Regarding equipment, there are the Regulations on Safety Inspection of Boilers, the Regulations on Safety Inspection of Fixed Pressure Vessels, the Regulations on Safety Inspection of Pressure Pipelines – Industrial Pipelines, the Rules for Periodic Inspection of Boilers, the Rules for Supervisory Inspection of Boilers, the Rules for Periodic Inspection of Pressure Vessels, the Rules for Supervisory Inspection of Pressure Vessels, and the Rules for Safety and Quality Supervision Inspection during the Installation of Pressure Pipelines. These are basically the regulations applicable to pressure-bearing equipment
Power, corresponding to the power supervision station; Chemical industry, corresponding to the Chemical Industry Supervision Station ; Long-distance transmission corresponds to special inspections of pipelines.