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What standards should be followed for the design requirements of non-destructive testing of static equipment?

2016-12-08View Original

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Such as atmospheric-pressure containers, negative-pressure containers, water tanks, etc
Reply #22016-12-08
You decide the design; what should be used as a reference?
Reply #32016-12-08
NB/T47013 \"Non-destructive testing of pressure equipment\"
Reply #42016-12-08
It is determined in accordance with the relevant design standards, and since you are the designer, you have freedom to express your creativity, but you must not violate those standards; for example, regulations regarding non-destructive testing are specified in 150.4 and 20584. Moreover, through long-term practice, design institutes typically develop their own set of requirements for non-destructive testing; as long as these requirements are met, the quality of the equipment is ensured.
Reply #52016-12-08
What is the relationship between this standard and JB/T 4730?
Reply #62016-12-08
The requirements for non-destructive testing are determined by the standards according to which something is designed.
Reply #72016-12-08
I haven’t seen any standard regulations in this regard, so I’m asking everyone what standards are being followed
Reply #82016-12-08
Old and new standards: 47013 replaces 4730
Reply #92016-12-08
NB/T47013 series standards
Reply #102016-12-08
If it is a pressure vessel, follow GB150; if it is at normal pressure, follow NB/T47003; for storage tanks at normal pressure, follow GB50341, and so on. What do you want to design?
Reply #112016-12-08
I have listed a few above; take a look at what specifications are used for each

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