Regarding chemical and petrochemical plants, what are the sequential inspections and evaluations carried out before and after commissioning?
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The last edit to this post was made by 328104062 on 2017-3-7 at 12:01. As the title suggests: As far as I know, there are 1. Fire safety inspection: fire protection systems, safety distances, evacuation procedures, fire control systems, fire alarm systems, etc. (Please add more details if you have any). Standards involved: GB50016/SH50160. 2. Safety inspection: What exactly is checked in this type of inspection? 3. Occupational health: noise, dust, occupational protection (against toxic substances), medical examinations, etc. 4. Special inspections for lightning protection and anti-static measures: ground resistance, equipotential grounding (mainly for electrical systems, instruments, storage and transportation facilities, as well as long-distance pipelines), lightning protection equipment, etc. 5. Special inspections related to environmental protection: three-level prevention and control measures, separation of cleaning tasks from waste handling, monitoring and regulation of sewage discharge, as well as oversight of the disposal of waste water and solid waste. Is there also an inspection related to the principle of \"simultaneous implementation\"? What other inspections are there, including special inspections, and what standards are used for these inspections?
This post was last edited by huio1983 on 2017-3-7 at 17:20. You can search for “Safety Special Section” (it exists in coal chemical industry); it is part of the overall design content. Your company’s archives should contain documents related to this topic. The inspection is roughly based on this. Specifically, these include various types of records and forms, operation tickets, safety organizational structures and regulations, as well as permits and certificates for special operations. Check all control configuration interlocks. Generally, industry standards are established in accordance with relevant fire safety laws, and it is of course experts who oversee which standards should be applied. What falls under the law is handled by **departments, while those related to specific industries are inspected by industry experts**
Handbook for the Completion Acceptance of Refining and Petrochemical Construction Projects (Volume 1) (Volume 2), 1999: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1759678-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Network). You can take a look to see if it meets your needs. . .
Safety acceptance refers to the procedures related to the \"three simultaneities\" in safety matters, including preliminary evaluation, design of safety facilities, and acceptance evaluation of safety facilities; it is also related to Document No. 36 and its amendments in Document No. 77. Occupational health acceptance involves completing the procedures related to the \"three simultaneities\" in occupational health matters, including preliminary evaluation of occupational diseases, special design considerations for occupational disease prevention facilities, and acceptance evaluation of such facilities; this is covered by Order No. 51
All four of these are subject to inspection by the ZF department, so careful handling is required!
Create a complete PSSR – done!