Dear experts, is it possible to design two Class A pilot products (pilot plants) within a Class A workshop? Thank you.

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Dear experts, is it permissible to design two Class A pilot products (pilot plants) within a single Class A workshop? Which specific code or regulation can be cited to prove that two Class A products can indeed be produced in a Class A fine chemicals workshop? Thank you. Those who can provide the specific specifications will be generously rewarded.

Reply #22021-09-23

Is there any expert who has worked in the field of fine chemicals who could share their insights? Is it possible? Thank you

Reply #32021-09-23

There are no clear documents regarding pilot tests; requirements vary from place to place. Set a requirement regarding where the license for one or two pilot products should come from.

Reply #42021-09-24

There are no specific requirements for this, right? Not to mention a pilot plant

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Dear experts, is it possible to design two Class A pilot products (pilot plants) within a Class A workshop? Thank you.

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