How is the fee for safety valve calibration calculated?
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There is a ‘P’ in the fee for safety valve calibration; I would like to ask whether this refers to the set pressure value or the nominal pressure of the safety valve
Pay as much as you get! There’s no need to be so fussy about it; sometimes if you delay the testing by a few days, the loss will be more than just the cost of the testing fee
Here, regular annual tests are now free; there must be some document that has abolished this fee.
Free? No way, am I working for nothing then? {:3_46:}
That’s exactly what the Bureau of Technical Supervision is responsible for; those interested can check out the list of administrative fees that were abolished by the State Council this year.
Something that’s free always seems unreliable. . .
It does sound somewhat reasonable. Happy National Day; welcome more people to participate in the discussions
The Technical Supervision Bureau has charging standards, with fees determined based on the DN size. There are also qualified agencies that carry out inspections; their fees are lower, and their service is both good and fast.
P is the design pressure (nominal pressure)
The design pressure is not equal to the nominal pressure, right?