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One of the containers on site appears to be a pressure vessel based on its nameplate, but its operating conditions do not meet the requirements specified in the relevant regulations. Is it still necessary to go through procedures for notifying of installation and registering its use on site?
Upload a picture of the nameplate and take a look: lol
Requirements vary from province to province. Zhejiang doesn’t need it; it depends on the actual situation, but Shandong seems to need it. Many companies have not paid attention to this issue. I don’t think it’s necessary, but as the management team, it’s better to handle it directly!
This is an old Tali device; it only has a nameplate and no other information, which makes things difficult
If it must be done, the purchasing department should contact the manufacturer to have them provide the missing documents. If it takes too long, there will be no way. Our company’s experience.
This problem is tricky and not easy to handle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Everything shall be based on the opinions of the local technical quality supervision authority!
I also roughly consulted them and said that if you think registration is necessary, then apply; if not, don’t apply.
There is an existing pressure vessel whose design, manufacturing, and installation were all carried out in accordance with the regulations for fixed-pressure vessels; it possesses a manufacturing inspection certificate issued under those regulations, and installation notification has also been provided. But in reality, the design parameters specified in the drawings meet the requirements for simple pressure vessels; in other words, this pressure vessel complies fully with the regulations for simple pressure vessels. So, is it necessary to register this pressure vessel?
Regulatory requirements certainly mean that registration is necessary for use; there’s no need to doubt that. With so many chemical plants experiencing problems these days, it’s better to follow the requirements