It turns out it was a Class D manufacturing certificate; what is the name of the new certificate now that it’s being replaced?
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It turns out it was a Class D manufacturing certificate; what is the name of the new certificate now? After all, the Class D certificate now includes A2 as well.
Applications submitted starting from June 1 (including those submitted before May 31 but not yet processed) – the original D1, D2, and A2 categories are now all classified as D grade.
The licensing rules are as such, but with the addition of A2, are there any changes in terms of hardware and software for level D? What additional conditions need to be met?
Those with A2 prototypes are classified as Grade D, while those without them must be restricted.
What kind of prototype does A2 need to create now?
Now, A1 refers to large high-pressure vessels, which are those with an inner diameter of 2 meters or more; A2 denotes other high-pressure vessels, namely those with an inner diameter of less than 2 meters. It seems that this definition differs from the original scope for what constitutes A2.
Currently, both the old and new rating systems coexist. Starting from June 1, new licenses (including renewals and additions of categories) will be classified according to the rules of the new rating system; the original rating levels of A2, D1, and D2 will all be classified as level D under the new system. (In the case of a renewal, if the parameters become higher than those of the original license or if the scope of authorization expands, the application must be made in accordance with the rules for obtaining a new license or adding a new category.) The old level will remain in effect until the original license expires. For A2 as well, the parameters and ranges of the old and new licenses are different.
I’m not sure if it’s from Zhejiang; in Zhejiang, there is no need to prototype type three containers for certificate renewal – it is sufficient to have a manufacturing record showing containers with a diameter of over 800 and a length of 2000, along with access holes. If such a record is not available, then it is necessary to prototype the containers to meet these requirements! If it is new certification, it is necessary to trial-produce 3 types of containers