Is a 5L autoclave considered a special equipment?
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Dear seniors, I would like to ask whether a 5L high-pressure reactor counts as a special equipment? , model GHS-5, designed pressure 10MPA.
First of all, it is believed that questions should be thoughtful； Secondly, it can be determined by referring to the definition of pressure vessels in the catalog of special equipment.
……"Cylinders for gases, liquefied gases, and liquids with a standard boiling point of ≤60°C, which have a nominal working pressure of ≥0.2 MPa (gauge pressure) and a product of pressure and volume of ≥1.0 MPa•L； Oxygen chamber. ",According to the definition of pressure vessels mentioned above, with such a high design pressure, the operating pressure will not be low either; it should be considered a pressure vessel :)
You should ask whether things from the laboratory count.
According to the Regulations on Fixed Equipment and Capacity, it does not fall under the category of special equipment.
It has to be defined according to the standards; it’s not special equipment, as it’s too small
It has to be defined according to the standards; it’s not special equipment, as it’s too small
For those in the tolerance specifications that are larger than one cubic unit, a little research will suffice; there’s no need for you to ask here!