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Materials of foreign brand names are selected for the design

2019-12-04View Original

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I would like to ask everyone that when choosing foreign-brand materials for design purposes, it is necessary to fully explain the necessity and economic viability in the design documents. ”How should it be explained? Who wrote it? Please share it so we can take a look. Thank you!
Reply #22019-12-04
Does the client require imported materials? Are there no mature products in the domestic market? Why use it? That’s the reason, isn’t it?
Reply #32019-12-04
Don’t trust our country’s steel industry?
Reply #42019-12-04
The regulatory requirements impose a series of conditions on materials from abroad; in essence, it’s impossible to use them.
Reply #52020-03-14
For example, stainless steel. I would like to take a look at the template, content of this file, or how it is written.
Reply #62020-03-17
Compare the chemical composition and mechanical properties of domestic materials with those of foreign materials, and then explain the economic viability and rationality of choosing foreign materials in terms of procurement channels, prices, etc.
Reply #72020-03-17
It seems that even in those cases, the regulation isn’t that strict; we used it without being required to provide any explanations.

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