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Understanding of Clause 5.3.1 (2) of the tolerance specifications

2010-04-23View Original

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Code Requirement 5.3.1 (2) The plans for modifying or carrying out major repairs on pressure vessels must be approved by the original design unit or a design unit with the appropriate qualifications. So, may I ask from which aspects should the design firm review the proposal? Such as how to handle the major repair plan for a patching equipment.
Reply #22010-04-24
At least the most recent inspection reports for the equipment are required, so that the design team can develop a reuse plan based on various inspection parameters of the equipment.
Reply #32010-04-26
If the equipment that requires major repairs no longer has its drawings, is it still necessary to design new drawings?
Reply #42010-04-26
In my opinion, the first thing is the technical parameters related to renovation and maintenance, such as design pressure, design temperature, and other such parameters
Reply #52010-04-27
Are pressure vessels without drawings still allowed to be used? Let alone having them repaired
Reply #62015-05-05
Code Requirement 5.3.1 (2) The plans for modifying or carrying out major repairs on pressure vessels must be approved by the original design unit or a design unit with the appropriate qualifications. What kind of agreement is this? Is it to stamp after review, an official seal or a design seal? Should a written document be issued, stamped with the design seal?
Reply #72015-05-06
The renovation plan prepared by the renovation unit must be approved by the design unit, which will affix its seal and sign in approval.

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