In order to deepen the harmonization of large markets, strengthen the regulation of people's livelihoods and guarantee the accuracy of measures in the area of large material transactions and logistics transport in the zingnan region, the provincial markets regulatory authority has recently deployed technical cadres to the zingan region to conduct the 2026 electronic and dynamic car balance and cyclical inspections in order to establish a firm technological foundation for the maintenance and economic development of measuring order in the highlands。
In response to practical difficulties such as the dispersion of stations in the south, the complexity of the climate and the difficulty of operating at high altitudes, the task force developed a programme of work in advance, with scientific staff and equipment. During the course of the operation, the technicians debug the calibrated counter so as to ensure that they “do not miss a single balance and do not pass through”. The inspection lasted 17 days and covered a total of more than 3,800 kilometres, covering 16 units, 17 electronic vehicles and 57 dynamic vehicles. Following rigorous testing, 68 of the 74 checkers were qualified, with a 92. 2 per cent pass rate. In respect of the six unsatisfactory equipment, the team's on-site supervision led to immediate overhauling of the unit, requiring re-application for re-checking after commissioning, ensuring accurate and reliable transmission of volume and maintaining market measurement order from source。
At the same time, the working group adheres to the concept of “acquirement and service together” and, while strictly completing its task of vetting, takes the initiative of moving forward in dealing with the problems of user units. For example, equipment maintenance training and testing protocols have been conducted for qinghai reserve food management ltd., golo, to address the challenges of calibration of ageing cars and quickly address the immediate need for reserve food settlement; to use the operational gap to train highway billing stations, return station workers and grass-roots supervisors in equipment maintenance, hand-to-hand training on failure forecasting and independent operational techniques, to effectively enhance the capacity of grass-roots personnel to measure management and improve the overall effectiveness of regional measurement controls。
Source: provincial metrics institute
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