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2019-04-10View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: can a pressure vessel that is not classified be modified into a pressure vessel that is classified? I have a tower unit whose original operating pressure was 0.05 MPa and design pressure was 0.25 MPa. Now the client requires it to be modified so that its operating pressure is 0.15 MPa. It wasn’t classified before; but with an operating pressure of 0.15 MPa, it now needs to be classified as Category 1. I think it’s impossible to modify, but the reasons I can think of to convince the owner are very limited. I hope the experts here can help me figure this out.
Reply #22019-04-10
It depends on whether the Special Inspection Agency approves it. Previously, no classification meant there was no supervision and inspection; if a classification is assigned, then supervision and inspection records must be kept
Reply #32019-04-10
In the past, there was no classification system; therefore, modifications could not be carried out as if they were related to pressure vessels of a certain category. Moreover, such modifications had to be carried out by qualified design and manufacturing units specialized in pressure vessels, and random alterations were not allowed.
Reply #42019-04-10
Is your device under production or in use?
Reply #52019-04-10
It’s difficult to get the Special Inspection Agency to agree with your idea
Reply #62019-04-10
It’s practically impossible to get the design firm (which must also have the appropriate design qualifications) and the supervision and inspection unit to agree to such a modification.
Reply #72019-04-10
Such changes are impossible for products that are already in use. The entire manufacturing process was not subject to supervision or inspection – how could the Special Inspection Agency possibly approve it? !
Reply #82019-04-10
It cannot be modified. For details, see the official account “Chemical Equipment Innovation Base””
Reply #92019-04-10
No, pressure vessels that are not classified cannot be converted into classified pressure vessels unless they have first passed the inspection by the special inspection agency.
Reply #102019-04-11
Containers that were not classified originally, manufactured without supervision or inspection, and cannot be converted into pressure vessels.
Reply #112019-04-11
If it is in the design phase, professional quality and design institutes can be engaged to create the designs as required by the client, and these designs must then be submitted to a special inspection agency for approval before production can proceed. Otherwise, don’t do anything illegal! For specific details, please refer to the relevant provisions of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Safety of Special Equipment!

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