Manufacturing date on the nameplate
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Is the manufacturing date on the nameplate of the pressure vessel product the date of production of the manufacturer or the date of completion? Which standard stipulates it? Please tell me. This post was last edited by Lan Meng on 2009-4-1 10:44 ]
Completion date. The date of production is a problem of the user and will not be reflected on the device: lol
The manufacturing date on the pressure vessel product nameplate should be the completion date of the pressure vessel.
Are there any standards that provide for this?
Manufacturing date, as the name suggests, is the date when manufacturing is completed.
There is no clear stipulation. Generally, the date of the pressure test conducted by the manufacturer is taken.
We have always been on the completion date (supervisory inspection by the special inspection office has been completed)
Is the date the pressure vessel is completed.
Isn’t it the date of passing the supervisory inspection? Otherwise, how can it be considered completed?
It should be the date when the supervisory inspection passed and the CS stamp was stamped.
I think it should also be the completion date
It should be the completion date and the supervisory inspection is OK.
It is the date when the boiler inspection institute stamps the CS supervisory inspection mark, which is generally consistent with the date on the conclusion page of the supervisory inspection report.
There is no need to stipulate this, it is customary.
The completion date is best after the supervisory inspection is completed. It usually takes a while to make the nameplate. It may not be the exact completion date.
Production completion dates are not always accurate. Some are stamped before they are finished, and some are stamped after a long time. Even if the date is stamped on time, it may not be accurate.
The date of completion and the purpose of putting the manufacturing date on the nameplate. The service life of the equipment is estimated based on the date on the nameplate.