Issues with the export of boiler and pressure vessels to Indonesia
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Hello, everyone! I would like to ask: 1. Can boilers and pressure vessels exported to Indonesia be products designed and manufactured in accordance with ASME standards or national standards? 2. For ASME products, are there any that do not have steel stamps, and in which AIA’s AI is not involved in the design and manufacturing processes? 3. If exported to Indonesia in accordance with national standards, what problems might arise or what requirements will there be? 4. All international projects undertaken by the company adhere to American or European standards, and boilers must have an ASME U6 stamp. Are these two standards universally applicable in the world?
1. There are many Chinese companies that invest in or carry out projects in Indonesia; unless the client requests otherwise, the GB standards are generally used； 2. Indonesia is an island country, and in recent years, the largest number of Chinese design institutes and engineering companies have been operating small and medium-sized power plants there; domestically produced boilers are generally used for these purposes.
It mainly depends on what standard system Indonesia accepts for imported pressure vessels; besides the standard system, what other certifications are required?
It is a fact that American or European standards enjoy high recognition worldwide. For exports to Indonesia, first it is necessary to determine what standards the equipment must meet according to the owner’s requirements; secondly, it is important to consider what requirements Indonesia has in this regard
As far as I know, there are those that meet American standards with stamps and those without such stamps; there are also European standards and Chinese standards.
There are those that meet US standards with stamps and those without such stamps; there are also ones that meet European standards and Chinese standards
Same question; I’m also very interested in learning about this aspect
I also want to ask; I happen to be working on a project in Indonesia