The Pinglu Canal successfully passed its project completion inspection on August 28, establishing a solid foundation for its scheduled opening to navigation in September, according to reports from China Central Television (CCTV) journalists Zhai Zhuang and Liao Mi.
During the two-day evaluation conducted from August 27 to 28, inspection teams examined project sites including the waterway, hub facilities, and water service areas. Officials and experts conducted comprehensive checks on physical quality while thoroughly reviewing project construction archives, contract management records, and design change documentation.
Following field inspections, document reviews, work reports, and group discussions, the project completion inspection committee reached a consensus. According to the committee, the canal features a straight channel alignment with compliant waterway dimensions, stable slope protection, and effective ecological greening landscapes. The committee also verified that the hub ship locks, along with their metal structure and equipment, meet all technical specifications and design requirements with complete documentation and sound management systems in place.
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Inspection Committee Composition and Evaluation Workflow
The rigorous evaluation process required multiple specialized inspection groups to scrutinize both physical infrastructure and administrative records. Teams evaluated the structural integrity of the waterway and its associated hubs alongside internal documentation procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the Pinglu Canal pass its completion inspection?
The project successfully passed its completion inspection on August 28, following an evaluation period that ran from August 27 to 28.
What is the next operational milestone for the project?
The successful inspection establishes a solid foundation for the canal’s opening to navigation, which is scheduled for September.
Which organizations participated in the inspection committee?
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