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Who has started to implement the new rules and how is the situation? We are still following the old rules!
Two pieces of equipment are stuck in the factory and cannot be released. . . . So sad~~
Design institutes should have started to implement the new content regulations, and manufacturing plants will generally lag behind.
Everything we design now is required to comply with the new content regulations. Otherwise, the manufacturing plant will not be able to leave the factory by then. . .
Those with a slightly longer manufacturing cycle should now consider designing in accordance with the new regulations.
We all use the old standard for everything that can leave the factory before 2010.12.30.~
We haven't started to implement the regulations yet, but we have heard about the regulations.
New content regulations are promulgated and must be implemented; Our factory started implementing it as soon as it was announced. This is a must.
What we are designing now is required to comply with the new capacity regulations. Substitution of materials is allowed according to regulations, but there are additional requirements for the new capacity regulations.
There are no problems with the new capacity regulations. The relevant standards for key supporting equipment have not been updated. There are also three types of risk assessments that are also problematic. After the implementation of the new capacity regulations, a lot of wall thickness can indeed be reduced and a lot of costs can be solved!
Our design from this year has been implemented in accordance with the new volume regulations, because the thickness has been reduced and the cost has been reduced. hehe