T/XZBX 0170-2025 Technical Specification for Intelligent Inspection and Digital Service System of Special Equipment

Scope

Special equipment is characterized by high risk, high energy density, and strong public safety attributes. Its safe operation relies on full-process supervision, regular inspection and testing, and risk prevention and control. With the increase in the number of equipment, the complexity of service environments, the diversification of usage and management entities, and the rising requirements for fine-grained supervision, the traditional inspection model mainly based on manual on-site inspections and decentralized records faces challenges in terms of inspection resource coordination, process consistency, evidence chain integrity, cross-regional collaboration, and risk early warning capabilities. Promoting the construction of smart inspection and digital service systems for special equipment through data integration, online collaboration, intelligent assistance, evidence traceability, and regulatory linkage has become an important path to improve inspection quality, enhance governance efficiency, and strengthen risk prevention and control capabilities. The smart inspection and digital service system not only needs to cover the entire inspection process (acceptance, planning, implementation, certification, archiving, review, and rectification), but also needs to establish a unified technical foundation for the authenticity, reliability, and traceability of on-site operations, ensuring that personnel, equipment, methods, data, and evidence can be shared and verified under unified standards. At the same time, the system construction also needs to take into account the differences in special equipment categories, regional supervision, and inspection institution organizational forms, as well as the interoperability and data security requirements with multiple systems such as regulatory platforms, enterprise equipment management systems, and metrology and detection systems, to avoid problems such as "inconsistent data metrics, unified interfaces, insufficient traceability,

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