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For a plate heat exchanger, where the frame plate is equipped with a seamless fitting larger than DN250, why is the nameplate marked as RT1?

2018-10-31View Original

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For a plate heat exchanger with a seamless fitting larger than DN250 on the frame plate, why is it labeled RT1? If there are no Class A or B welds, should it be labeled RT1 or RT4?

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