压力设备
压力容器和管道可能存在极大危险。19世纪时,蒸汽锅炉频繁爆炸,往往带来灾难性后果,正是这些事件促使了我们公司的成立。近150年来,TÜV奥地利始终致力于蒸汽和压力技术领域的安全标准制定与监管。
总体安全性、适用性以及盈利能力,对我们的客户而言都至关重要。鉴于该领域存在的风险及其复杂性,我们需要一个具备丰富实践经验的强大合作伙伴。我们不仅在蒸汽发生压力容器、气体技术、压力技术、加热技术,以及材料和焊接技术等领域具备专业能力,还掌握了气体和易燃液体运输方面的专业知识。
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压力容器和管道可能存在极大危险。19世纪时,蒸汽锅炉频繁爆炸,往往带来灾难性后果,正是这些事件促使了我们公司的成立。近150年来,TÜV奥地利始终致力于蒸汽和压力技术领域的安全标准制定与监管。
总体安全性、适用性以及盈利能力,对我们的客户而言都至关重要。鉴于该领域存在的风险及其复杂性,我们需要一个具备丰富实践经验的强大合作伙伴。我们不仅在蒸汽发生压力容器、气体技术、压力技术、加热技术,以及材料和焊接技术等领域具备专业能力,还掌握了气体和易燃液体运输方面的专业知识。
压力设备(如蒸汽锅炉、压力容器、可移动式压力设备及工业管道系统)的安全性与功能可靠性,一直是公众和业界关注的重点。为此,根据法律规定,必须由具备压力设备认证与检验资质的机构执行以下测试和检查。
京都议定书
《京都议定书》于1997年底在京都通过。该议定书规定,在2008年至2012年期间,工业国家的排放量需比1990年减少约5.2%。欧盟的目标是,与1990年相比,实现气候相关排放量减少8%。奥地利减少温室气体排放(二氧化碳、甲烷、氮气、氟化碳)的配额为13%。如果不采取任何紧急措施,到2010年,交通产生的二氧化碳排放量将根据当前趋势进一步增加(与1990年相比)。在寻找新的创新技术时,研究人员总是会关注替代燃料。
替代燃料或替代驱动通常是指传统汽油或柴油的替代品,例如天然气或液化气,但生物柴油或通过传统电池或燃料电池提供的电力也可视为替代动力驱动。大约在1900年前后,电能和乙醇曾被视为未来热门选项中的佼佼者。
去年,TÜV奥地利向美国机械工程师协会(ASME)申请成为压力容器和锅炉的授权检验机构(AIA)。TÜV奥地利现已获准对根据美国ASME规范制造的新压力容器进行检验和认证。ASME锅炉与压力容器规范主要广泛应用于石油和天然气行业,不仅在加拿大和美国,而且在欧洲部分地区以及亚洲和中东地区也有应用。
美国机械工程师协会(ASME)的审查于2019年5月7日至9日由3名审核员进行,主要针对AIA质量手册以及授权检验员(AI)和授权检验员主管(AIS)的能力展示。由于准备充分,审查工作顺利完成,未发现任何不符合项。
这一成功得益于我们ASME团队的杰出努力,尤其是Martin Schwarz先生(压力设备能力中心主管)、Janos Kaponyi先生(AIS)、Koray Efe先生(AI)和Alexander Egger先生(质量管理)。
因此,TÜV奥地利现已成为全球24家获得AIA授权的组织之一,这是我们为压力领域的国际客户提供全方位服务战略的下一个重要步骤。
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传真: +43 (0)504 54-6105
邮箱: info@tuvaustria.com
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联系人:
Martin Schwarz, 压力设备能力中心主管, martin.schwarz@tuv.at
Janos Kaponyi, ASME授权检查员主管, janos.kaponyi@tuv.at
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