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Help: Templates for the nameplates of chemical equipment under normal pressure, templates for the content on those nameplates, as well as relevant standards and specifications. Thank you all
The nameplate template is on page 46 of the «Fixed Equipment Regulations».
The answer above is correct; for moving equipment, refer to motors
The nameplates for the container equipment in our company are already in place. Now, for standard atmospheric and conventional chemical processing equipment such as oil tanks and condensers, what are the requirements regarding the information on these nameplates? Are there any relevant standards or specifications? I would appreciate it if you could share this information with me.
This post was last edited by chenxchuan541 on 2015-9-24 at 10:34. The nameplates for the container equipment in our company are now complete. It now applies to normal-pressure and conventional chemical processing equipment such as oil tanks and condensers. Are there any requirements regarding the content of these nameplates, or are there any standards or regulations that address this? I’d appreciate it if you could share relevant information so I can learn from it. Equipment is divided into powered and unpowered types.
There doesn’t seem to be any uniform standard for equipment at atmospheric pressure, right? I suggest you take a look at what other devices (or companies) are like Create a template by specifying the font, font size, color, etc. .
Now that the font and layout are set, all that’s left is the styles from other companies,,, :lol, Brother, could you provide some?
It would be better if the classmates from the factory took photos and sent them. I don’t have it either.
This is a requirement set by our organization when negotiating technical agreements: the nameplate of the equipment should be made of 316L stainless steel and securely fixed in a prominent position on the equipment; The nameplate should include: the tag number, equipment model, main parameters of the equipment, the factory serial number and date of manufacture, and the name of the manufacturer.