由于设备属于固定资产，它的报废需要提请相关责任部门 进行适当的验证程序

Since the equipment is a fixed asset, its scrapping needs to be submitted to the relevant responsible department for proper verification procedures. The equipment can be considered to start the scrapping procedure in the following situations: (1) The equipment failures frequently, severe aging, etc. lead to poor test data stability during use, and the actual use requirements cannot be met after maintenance; (2) The calibration parameters cannot meet the daily testing Need (eg: the deviation of the float density meter exceeds the detection range requirements), and it cannot be used continuously; (3) The maintenance cost is higher than the repurchase cost. Doing a good job in the management of equipment obsolescence is conducive to saving costs, freeing up space in time to purchase new equipment, and preventing the misuse of unqualified equipment

Since the equipment is a fixed asset, its scrap needs to be referred to the relevant responsible department for appropriate verification procedures. Equipment in the following circumstances can consider starting scrap program :(1) equipment failure frequency, serious aging, etc. leading to the use of test data stability is poor, after repair still can not meet the actual use of ;(2) calibration parameters do not meet the daily testing needs (eg: float density meter deviation beyond the detection range to be required), can not continue to use ;(3) repair costs higher than the cost of re-acquisition. Doing a good job in the scrap management of equipment is conducive to cost savings, timely space to add new equipment, and prevent the misuse of non-conforming equipment.

As the equipment belongs to fixed assets, its scrapping needs to be submitted to the relevant responsible department for appropriate verification procedures. The equipment can be considered to start the scrapping procedure in the following cases: (1) the stability of test data is poor due to frequent equipment failures and serious aging, which can not meet the actual use needs after maintenance; (2) the calibration parameters can not meet the daily detection needs (eg: the deviation of the float densitometer exceeds the requirements of the detection range), so it can not be used again; (3) The maintenance cost is higher than the re purchase cost. Good equipment scrapping management is conducive to saving costs, timely vacating space to purchase new equipment, and preventing the misuse of unqualified equipment<br>