Why is it particularly important in the definition of simple pressure vessels to specify that the medium in question is \"steam generated by the evaporation of medical distilled water\"”

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This post was last edited by Gonggong Hg on 2018-9-21 at 11:19. The definition of simple pressure vessels in the revised version of the \"TSG 21-2016 Safety Technical Inspection Regulations for Fixed Pressure Vessels\" follows the requirements set out in the \"Safety Technical Inspection Regulations for Simple Pressure Vessels TSG+R0003-2007\", which stipulate that the steam in question must be \"steam generated through medical distillation and evaporation.\" In other words, even small steam tanks used in the petrochemical industry cannot be classified as simple pressure vessels; they all require registration. I just don’t understand why it has to be \"steam from medical distillation.\" Does that mean the steam used in our petrochemical industry isn’t clean enough?

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Why is it particularly important in the definition of simple pressure vessels to specify that the medium in question is \"steam generated by the evaporation of medical distilled water\"”

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