If the markings required are stamped directly on the
vessel, the minimum letter size is 5⁄16 in. If they appear on a nameplate, the
minimum letter size is 5 ⁄32 in. If a nameplate is used, only the Code symbol
and the manufacturer’s serial number are required to be stamped; the other information
may be applied by another method, for example, etching.
For vessels having two or more pressure chambers,
see Code Pars. UG-116 Key:
1.
Stamp National Board and the National Board number at top of plate if National Board
inspection is required. If not registered with National Board, the words National
Board shall be removed.
Stamp Part under Code symbol on those parts of a vessel for which partial data reports
are required.
Stamp type of construction, radiographic, and post weld heat treatment status
of main longitudinal and circumferential joints under Code symbol by means of
the following letters:
W—arc
or gas welded
RES—resistance
welded
B—brazed
P—pressure
welded (except resistance)
RT1—completely
radiographed 100% when complete vessel satisfies full- RT and when the RT3
requirements have been applied
RT2—when
the complete vessel satisfies the requirements of Code Par. UW-11(a)(5) and when
the spot requirements of Code Par. UW-11(a)(5)(b) have been applied
RT3—spot-radiographed
RT4—part
of vessel radiographed where none of RT1, 2 or 3 apply
HT—completely
post weld heat-treated
PHT—partially
post weld heat-treated
Vessels intended for special service must also be appropriately
stamped separated by a hyphen after lettering of item 3 above.
L—lethal
service
UB—unfired
boiler
DF—direct
firing
NPV—Non
stationary pressure vessels
WL—Apply
to nameplates of layered construction
ULT—
the following markings shall be applied to Alternative Rules for Pressure Vessels Constructed of
Materials Having Higher Allowable Stresses at Low Temperature
UHT—Apply
to nameplates when materials of code vessels part UHT are used.
The maximum allowable working pressure at the maximum temperature established by
the designer shall be so stamped. Additionally the minimum design metal
temperature at the corresponding coincident pressure shall be stamped
Pennsylvania requires shell and head thickness and head radius.
Stamp User above Code symbol if vessel is inspected by the user’s inspector.
Note:
Nameplates shall be stamped with letters or numbers at least 5⁄16 in high. When
vessels are designed and fabricated in accordance with Code Part ULT, the
following markings shall be used in lieu of item 4 above.
Maximum Allowable Working Pressure: ______ psi at
100°F
Minimum Allowable Temperature minus: ______°F
Namepalte marking is very well explained and appreciated. It would have been much better if we can show a sample nameplate marking like Pressure vessel with ASME certification mark with 'U' designator, MAWP (internal____ @_____), MAWP (external____@____), Welded, RT 1, Postweld heat treated, Lethal in compliance with the requirements of ASME Sec. VIII, Div.1 UG-116 and Figure UG-118.
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