May I ask if a complete pilot-scale plant can be provided without the necessary design qualifications?

Should it be a design qualification under affiliation, or a equipment and salary-related qualification?

So what qualifications are required to provide this set of pilot-scale equipment? Please cover as many aspects as possible, including design, construction, operation, etc

It should be by leveraging design qualifications, with the design institute producing the drawings

See what the scale is. There are many other factors as well, such as stress and hazardous chemicals. If there are pressure pipes, it must be quite large. It’s quite troublesome; there are tons of things involved. Sometimes it’s like dealing with a large-scale device, and since no pilot tests have been conducted yet, everything has to be checked.

First, you need to clarify whether special equipment requires design and manufacturing qualifications – this has nothing to do with its purpose. Whether for testing or for production, any special equipment requires certification. Even if you say: I designed it just as a decoration; it’s not necessary to use it. That won’t work either! Then, in terms of the safety of your experiments, equipment that is qualified is safer; you surely don’t want to risk your life just to save money, right? After all, you are well aware of the special nature of special equipment. No one can guarantee that there will be no leaks in the pipes, not even the gods. You say there are no exhaust gases, but can you guarantee that none will be leaked at all? It’s a flammable and explosive gas – can you afford to take responsibility if something goes wrong? Finally, whether it is for a graduate student’s research project or for experimental purposes in a factory. When one is not a professional, it’s better to leave the task to professionals; safety comes first, reducing one’s own responsibilities comes second, and the effectiveness of the experiment is third. Only when professional equipment is designed by professionals can experiments be professional and scientific.

So, may I ask what qualifications are required to provide this set of pilot-scale equipment? Please provide as comprehensive an answer as possible, covering aspects such as design, construction, and operation

First of all, it’s always you who asks unclear questions; could you be more specific? The simplest pressure ratings, medium, pipe length, and so on, right? Pilot testing can be simple or complex. If you don’t mention anything, how can I give you advice?

A DN100 pipeline made of saturated steam at 0.3 MPa is used (approximately 50 meters in length), as well as the organic solvent dichlorohexane; the pipeline for this solvent has a DN65 diameter and a length of 100 meters. In addition, there is a tank for solvents with a capacity of 6 m3, and a tank for dichloroethane with a capacity of 3 m3