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May I ask whether a level 2 qualification for environmentally friendly wastewater treatment via triple-effect evaporation allows one to issue design drawings? Why?

2024-04-30View Original

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May I ask whether a level 2 qualification for environmentally friendly wastewater treatment via triple-effect evaporation allows one to issue design drawings? Why?
Reply #22024-04-30
The Class B qualification for three-effect evaporation of environmentally friendly wastewater can be used to issue design drawings. The reason is that a Class B qualification typically covers the capabilities in areas such as design and construction, and ensures that the project design complies with relevant regulations and standards. Therefore, design firms with Class B qualifications are qualified to produce blueprints that meet environmental protection requirements for projects involving three-effect evaporation for wastewater treatment. .
Reply #32024-04-30
Can drawings be prepared for pressure vessels and pressure pipelines as well?
Reply #42024-04-30
If a company possesses the design qualifications for pressure vessels and pressure pipelines, it can produce the relevant design drawings. These qualifications prove that the organization has the capability to design and manufacture pressure vessels and pipelines, ensuring that the designs meet safety standards and regulatory requirements. Therefore, as long as one has the appropriate qualifications, they can carry out design work for pressure vessels and pressure pipelines. .
Reply #52024-04-30
Considering the scale of the triple-effect evaporation project, if one doesn’t delve too deeply into it, it’s possible to come up with a solution.
Reply #62024-04-30
Grade B qualification for three-effect evaporation of environmentally friendly wastewater – what is this qualification? I’ve heard of it for the first time
Reply #72024-04-30
22 tons per hour. Since pressure pipelines and pressure vessels are involved, can it be done just with flow diagrams and plans? Then can the equipment and piping diagrams be produced? What are the risks?
Reply #82024-04-30
22 tons per hour – it’s not a large scale; it falls within the permitted range, and all relevant professional drawings can be prepared.

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