I have a question: is a container used to heat water with electricity considered a boiler or a container?
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I have a question: is a container used to heat water with electricity considered a boiler or a container?
Pressure? Temperature? Medium? Volume?
It mainly depends on the parameters and design standards
Additional conditions: pressure of 1.0 MPa, temperature of 150 degrees Celsius, medium is pure water, volume is 2 cubic meters, and there is no gas space.
Additional conditions: pressure of 1.0 MPa, temperature of 150 degrees Celsius, medium is pure water, volume is 2 cubic meters, and there is no gas space.
Additional conditions: pressure of 1.0 MPa, temperature of 150 degrees Celsius, medium is pure water, volume is 2 cubic meters, and there is no gas space.
Additional conditions: pressure of 1.0 MPa, temperature of 150 degrees Celsius, medium is pure water, volume is 2 cubic meters, and there is no gas space.
It depends on whether the design drawings are based on boiler design or container design.
The simplest way is to check whether it is a boiler inspection certificate or a vessel inspection certificate.
Oh, it’s not someone else’s; it’s our factory that wants to manufacture this equipment. We’re not sure what it will be classified as, for fear of being fined.