Is it necessary to go through notification procedures for pressure vessels welded on-site by users?
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The tower sections manufactured by our company are shipped to the location where the equipment will be used, where the equipment is assembled and welded on-site. Is it necessary to submit a notification prior to this assembly and welding process? Should we simply invite the appropriate inspection agency to conduct the inspection?
It is necessary to provide notification; generally, it is the construction and manufacturing unit that provides such notification
1. Notification is required, and generally, it is the construction and manufacturing unit that handles this notification. 2. It should be handled according to the actual situation: Our company takes care of all the procedures on behalf of the construction parties, ensuring fast processing and no cost involved. Reason: The cost for the construction party to handle this is high, and they may also have to treat people to meals. Remember that \"the cost comes from the sheep\" – all expenses will be reflected in the pricing. I hope this can help you.
It is needed. To be handled by the installation unit.
If it’s not being installed by oneself, it’s best to have the inspection officer from the place of manufacture go to the welding site, to save trouble
The construction unit needs to complete the notification process first
Pressure vessels that have completed the final circumferential weld at the construction site must go through notification procedures at the construction site before supervision and inspection can be arranged.
Notification is required; the construction and manufacturing unit must handle the notification at the local geological supervision bureau
Notification is required; the construction and manufacturing unit must handle the notification at the local geological supervision bureau