Design qualification for chemical products that are not hazardous chemicals

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We are currently planning to produce a chemical product that does not fall under the category of hazardous chemicals. However, some of the raw materials used are flammable liquids. As part of the preliminary steps for this project, considerations related to environmental protection and fire safety are essential. Since this project is not large-scale, according to the local authorities, only the overall layout design needs to be carried out by a design firm with the appropriate qualifications, while the detailed design can be done by us ourselves. I wonder if it’s the same in other places as well? Regarding the matter that needs to be discussed, **are there any explicit regulations specifying what qualifications and conditions are required for the design of systems that are not hazardous chemicals devices?**

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