T/ZFB 0002-2019 Green printing and dyeing park basic specifications
T/ZFB 0002-2019 Green printing and dyeing park basic specifications
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Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the terminology and definitions, basic requirements and evaluation indicators, and indicator calculation for green dyeing and printing parks. This standard applies to the construction and management of green dyeing and printing parks. It can serve as an evaluation basis for green dyeing and printing parks, a technical reference for construction planning and evaluation of construction outcomes, and a reference for consulting activities related to the construction of textile ecological industrial parks. Main technical content: 4.1 Requirements for orderly development of parks 4.1.1 Park development should follow the principle of "planning first, then construction". It should comprehensively consider the structure of the industrial chain within and around the park, emphasize the organic combination of long-term, medium-term, and short-term planning, and conduct pre-planning according to the principles of "coordinated layout of industry, culture, tourism, and community". It should promote the orderly advancement of functional zoning and the construction of surrounding environmental, infrastructure, and public service facilities in accordance with the requirements of "industry-city integration" and "featured towns". 4.1.2 A strict assessment and supervision system should be implemented, including monthly tracking, quarterly inspections, annual assessments, and regular ranking announcements. 4.1.3 A sound management mechanism should be established, with a "one-stop" comprehensive service platform and the implementation of the "Internet + approval" model to achieve the "one-visit" government reform. 4.1.4 A standardized management system for production factors should be established, with separate standards for transformation and upgrading and rectification and improvement. Low-efficiency, low-end, and outdated production capacity should be eliminated, and the results of the "acreage yield efficiency" evaluation should be compre