Issue 15/2013 - Industrial cleaning advances standardization

Industrial cleaning promotes standardization

Recently, at the third council of the China Industrial Cleaning Association and the lecture on industrial cleaning qualification declaration held in Zhuhai, the "Proposal to Prepare for the Establishment of the National Industrial Cleaning Standardization Technical Committee"
was deliberated and unanimously passed.

After the establishment of the standard committee, it will organize scientific research and enterprise forces in the industry to improve existing standards, formulate new standards, carry out consultation, guidance, evaluation and other work, and hold standardization training courses
in a timely manner.
The standard committee will cooperate with relevant national industry organizations in petrochemical, chemical and other fields to jointly promote the standardization of the industrial cleaning industry, and actively dock with relevant foreign standards to formulate internationally applicable standards
.

In recent years, with the continuous growth of China's petrochemical and chemical industries, the industrial cleaning industry has also developed rapidly, various new technologies have been widely used, and the overall technical level of the industry has been greatly improved
.
However, the standardization construction of China's industrial cleaning industry has been in a marginal state, due to the lack of industrial cleaning quality standards, engineering quotations often deviate
from the quality.
At present, some enterprises in the industry obviously do not have the technology and equipment to clean large chemical equipment, but they can win the bid
at an absolutely low price.
Due to the lack of systematic safety construction standards, the construction process cannot be effectively guided, which directly affects the construction quality
.
Zhao Zhike said that if China does not establish national standards for the industrial cleaning industry as soon as possible, it will not be conducive to improving the competitiveness
of domestic cleaning enterprises.
(Ren)