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During the use of the container, Party A decided to add a DN100 connection to it without authorization, which caused the container to not conform to the original construction drawings during the annual inspection; as a result, the special inspection agency refused to conduct the inspection. How should this situation be handled? I need help from experts! (The container is an air storage tank)
One can only ask the design manufacturer to issue a change order! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Design it according to the actual situation to see if it can meet the standard requirements. If the requirements are met, a design change is sufficient. Otherwise, make corrections in accordance with the design requirements
It should fall under equipment modification; it is necessary to obtain the consent of the original design firm, develop a modification plan, and carry out supervision and inspection...
The manufacturing unit just needs to provide an explanation
Just follow the requirements for equipment modification.
Why isn’t the special inspection agency conducting the inspection? It’s a problem. The as-built drawings don’t match; it’s just that the rating is a bit higher.
The design calculations and revised as-built drawings can be approved once they receive consent from the special inspection agency; normally, notification is given first, followed by supervision during inspection
Did Party A make the openings without conducting any design calculations?