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A brief discussion on the qualification for pressure vessel installation after the issuance of TSG07-2019B

2019-11-02View Original

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Article 3 of TSGR3001-2006 (Rules for Licensing the Installation, Modification, and Maintenance of Pressure Vessels): Entities that have obtained a license for the installation of pressure pipelines at GC1 level, or entities that have obtained a license for boiler installation at level 2 or above, may carry out pressure vessel installation work covered by level 1 licensing requirements, without the need to obtain a separate license for pressure vessel installation. Following the issuance of the TSG07-2019 Regulations on Licensing for Special Equipment Production and Filling Units, the TSGR3001-2006 (Regulations on Licensing for the Installation, Modification, and Repair of Pressure Vessels) has been repealed. Announcement by the State Administration for Market Regulation on Matters Related to Administrative Licenses for Special Equipment [2019, No. 3] – List of Licenses Required for Special Equipment Manufacturers: Manufacturing of pressure vessels (including installation, repair, and modification). The above two documents mean that only pressure vessel manufacturing companies are qualified to install pressure vessels, while those holding a GC1 level pressure pipeline certificate are not eligible to do so. Is that how everyone understands it?
Reply #22019-11-03
It’s not possible to discuss the reasons here; it is recommended to ask on the headquarters website. . . Authority there.
Reply #32019-11-05
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Reply #42020-11-06
I can’t find the website for the previous General Administration Q&A anymore
Reply #52020-11-07
TSG07-2019 clearly states that a GC1 pipeline license allows for the installation of pressure vessels. Take a close look at the attached page
Reply #62021-04-29
I don’t think it’s necessary to ask anymore – all permission requirements have been removed. In other words, any entity that holds a license for manufacturing or has other qualifications for installation can proceed with the installation of complete pressure vessels.

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