[Discussion Thread 29] When does the 【design service life】 of container equipment begin?
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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2019-3-26 at 14:13 with bg14.jpg【Discussion Thread 29】When does the 【design service life】 of container equipment begin? Additionally: What aspects are affected by the design service life?
It should be calculated from the date of commissioning.
In my opinion, it should start from the time when the equipment is installed and put into use
Suppose: 1. If the other party starts working on it ten years later, that will surely have some impact on the equipment itself. 2. Regarding the issue of storing the design drawings by the design institute: should we wait until the customer provides feedback after using them? 3. As for the process documents and other materials created by the manufacturing factory (documents that need to be preserved): should we wait until the customer provides feedback after using them? Sometimes I’m worried that over time the stamps might become blurred or the paper might deteriorate. Actually, I think it should start from the date of drawing approval and signing by the design institute.
What if the customer keeps delaying the installation date, say for five years or ten years?
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In my opinion, it should start from the date of signing the drawings by the design institute
It seems more reasonable to start counting from the time the device is officially put into use
If the other party invests after a ten-year delay, it will surely have some impact on the equipment itself
1. If the other party starts using it after a ten-year delay, the equipment itself will be affected; in such cases, the design service life should be determined after re-inspection. 2. The issue of design institutes storing the designed drawings: there is no need to wait for feedback from clients after they use them. The user is responsible. 3. Documentation on manufacturing processes and other related details produced by the manufacturer (documents that need to be retained): There is no need to wait until the customer uses them.
In reality, it’s very rare for there to be delays of five or ten years; like the reply from the 6th floor – great!