The constructed material pipelines now fall under the category of pressure pipelines. I have been using it for many years; how do I obtain a permit for using pressure pipelines?
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The material pipeline built in 2018 (with a pressure of 0.8 MPa and containing acidic and corrosive materials) falls under the category of pressure pipelines; the safety assessment report requires that information regarding these pipelines be included. I have been using it for many years; how do I obtain a permit for using pressure pipelines? Do you have any tricks? Thank you!
Just find a construction company that has the necessary qualifications for installation and is willing to carry out the work for you. However, you will have to pay money, and you need to ensure that the quality of the original pipes is excellent, so that the new construction company will be willing to issue you a usage permit. Spend the money.
This type of order to board the vehicle first and purchase the ticket later is supplementary information; I’m afraid no construction company will be willing to take on such a task
Have a design institute prepare the pressure pipeline drawings, and go to the boiler inspection agency or the safety supervision bureau to complete the required procedures. At the very least, this is GC2; there has been no change in pressure pipelines above GC2 for 2018 and 2020
The registration system for pressure pipelines has also been in place for many years. This is still not using the swords of the current dynasty to execute officials from the previous dynasty; it merely involves preparing documents in accordance with regulatory procedures
The key point is whether pressure tests and weld inspections have been carried out; doing these now requires shutting down the equipment, which is troublesome.
Firstly, do you have the drawings from the pipeline design firm? Do you have the construction procedure documents from the construction company, as well as the inspection reports? Also, you haven’t submitted this project for special inspection, right? That’s quite problematic. The supervision of pressure pipelines involves both document inspection and on-site inspections. After reviewing the documents, the Special Inspection Agency will schedule three meetings with you: one for the construction phase, one after the construction is completed, and one for the pressure testing. Then, a reinspection is conducted two years after registration. This one is obviously already been used; I advise you to have someone from the Special Inspection Agency take a look at it. Buy more Moutai. :lol
Special inspection agencies need to be involved in the supervision of pressure pipeline installation. It’s already too late for that; even if the construction party is willing, the special inspection agencies won’t agree