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I would like to ask everyone: Does the qualification for storing and transporting petroleum and chemical products enable one to design the flare system for a petrochemical plant?
Yes, the torch system is included within the scope of the public storage and transportation system. It would be best to obtain another specialized certification related to environmental protection (air pollution control). It’s not complicated; the required personnel can be found, and corresponding project experience is sufficient to apply for it.
A Class A qualification in storage and transportation allows one to have the capability to design flares; however, whether one can actually design flares depends on their experience in such tasks.
“A Class A qualification in storage and transportation allows for the possession of torch design qualifications. We have Class B qualification in storage and transportation; does that mean we don’t have the qualification for flare design? One more question: Can the Class B qualification in petroleum refining engineering, along with the Class B qualification for the storage and transportation of petrochemical products, be used to design waste gas treatment systems for wastewater treatment plants owned by petrochemical enterprises? Can a waste gas treatment system be designed for the wastewater treatment section of an environmental protection plant?
1. “A Class A qualification in storage and transportation allows for the possession of torch design qualifications.” We have Class B qualification in storage and transportation; does that mean we don’t have the qualification for flare design? Answer: Completely. 2. Another question: Can the Class B qualification in petroleum refining engineering and the Class B qualification for the storage and transportation of petrochemical products be used to design waste gas treatment projects for wastewater treatment plants owned by petrochemical enterprises? Can a waste gas treatment system be designed for the wastewater treatment section of an environmental protection plant? Answer: Yes. Theoretically, projects worth less than 300 million can be designed in the petrochemical and chemical industries. The design of these two projects within their respective scope can be carried out in accordance with the regulations set by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development. However, the fact that it is possible to carry out such design work does not mean that it can actually be done; it is necessary to undertake design projects based on the institution’s own design capabilities.
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