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The last edit of this post was made by Zhizhi Ming on 2024-12-4 at 10:54. I. The acceptance process should be led by the engineering management department, with the participation of teams specializing in mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation matters, as well as departments responsible for quality control, equipment safety and environmental protection, and material supply. The construction party and the supervision party should also be involved in this process. II. The criteria for successful project acceptance mainly include the following aspects: (1) Prior to acceptance, it is necessary to ensure that the construction unit has completed its own inspections and found the work to be satisfactory ； (2) The contractor shall prepare the relevant drawings and technical documents in advance ； (3) The results of spot checks on major projects shall comply with the provisions of relevant professional quality acceptance specifications ； (4) The acceptance criteria for external quality shall be met. III. Contents of project acceptance: (1) Project quality acceptance: Conduct quality checks on various components of the project, including the civil structure, equipment installation, electrical system, water supply and drainage systems, etc. Through inspection and testing, it is ensured that the project quality meets the requirements of the drawings, design specifications, and relevant standards. (2) Safety inspection: To inspect the construction safety of the project, which mainly involves the compliance of the on-site construction environment, safety facilities, protective measures, and operating procedures. (3) Functional operation acceptance: Conduct an acceptance check on the functional operation of the project to confirm that equipment such as water, electricity, air conditioning, and ventilation systems are operating properly. On-site test operations can be carried out to verify whether the installation meets the requirements specified in the drawings and design documents. (4) Acceptance of design documents: The design documents for a construction project are inspected and accepted, which mainly include construction drawings, design calculations, and construction plans. (5) Environmental impact acceptance: Evaluate and assess the environmental impact of the project to ensure that its construction and operation have no adverse effects on the environment in the future, in compliance with relevant requirements. (6) Acceptance of concealed works: Conduct acceptance checks on the concealed works of the project. Inspection is carried out on those parts that are difficult to check during construction (such as distribution room ducts, pipes passing through walls, and the installation of equipment pipelines), to ensure the quality of these concealed works and that they meet the required standards. (7) Comprehensive macro acceptance: Meets the design and drawing requirements for construction, and satisfies the needs of future production. Static and dynamic sealing of pipeline valves, equipment foundation bolts, protection of unit equipment, steel structural components, as well as proper tightening of all safety protection facilities; lubrication and oiling during individual trial operations, as well as inspection and acceptance regarding unit vibration, temperature and pressure levels, and abnormal noises. * Acceptance shall be carried out in accordance with the design and construction requirements outlined in the drawings, strictly following the \"three inspections and four confirmations\" process. All relevant departments should consolidate all engineering issues and deficiencies, hold special meetings to address these issues and ensure their resolution, and conduct random checks during the secondary acceptance process.