In the design process, regarding the issue of updating specifications, what is a suitable time point?
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For example, a certain project is currently in the design phase, and there is a set of standards that will come into effect on the 1st of next month. Should I use the new standards or the old ones? What is the basis for making this choice?
On the Industrial Standards website, new standards cannot be used until they are put into effect; old standards continue to be used as long as they have not been repealed. Unless there is a transition explanation document.
As determined by the experts who reviewed it, nothing can change reality: lol
Can the drawings be ready by the 1st of next month? If possible, use the old standards in the documentation, but the design must also meet the requirements of the new standards ； If it can’t be done, then simply use the new standards.
If it is possible to produce drawings and obtain approvals or to submit them to relevant authorities for review before the old standards are repealed, then the old standards can be used; otherwise, it is better to design in accordance with the new standards
The new standards are about to be implemented; it’s best to follow them to avoid explanations in the future.
The explanations on floor 456 are all good, but it seems there are no legal provisions regarding this issue; otherwise, Hai Chuan would have provided explanations for so many cases
All regulations have an implementation date. You just need to check the implementation date.