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The boiler body has been installed, but the control wires haven’t been connected properly, nor have the fuel and natural gas pipelines. Can an installation supervision inspection be carried out first? That one from the Special Inspection Office
It is not recommended to conduct installation supervision inspections before the control lines and fuel pipes have been fully connected. Since these components are essential for the proper operation of the boiler, if they are not connected properly, it may affect both safety performance and operational efficiency. Before conducting the surveillance inspection, it is necessary to ensure that all components have been properly installed and connected. This ensures that the boiler can operate properly and pass supervision inspections. Therefore, it is recommended that you conduct the installation supervision inspection after connecting the control lines and fuel pipes. .
If we install and connect everything, but the inspection personnel don’t show up for several days, do we have to keep waiting for them before we can start the commissioning and operation?
While waiting for the installation supervision inspection, you can proceed with equipment debugging and pre-operational testing. Equipment debugging and pre-operational testing are carried out to ensure the proper operation of the boiler, as well as to improve production efficiency and safety. However, when carrying out pre-operational work, it is necessary to strictly adhere to relevant safety standards and operating procedures, and ensure that the safety performance of the boiler is not compromised. Normally, installation supervision inspections are required before the boiler can be put into formal use. Therefore, it is recommended that you contact the supervision and inspection agency in a timely manner to understand the installation supervision and inspection plan and arrange the pre-operational work properly. .
Some can, some cannot; you need to check the technical specifications for details.
If you contact the inspection officer, they will tell you