ASME BPVC IV 2010
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ASME BPVC – IV -2010 BPVC Section IV, Rules for Construction of Heating Boilers
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ASME | 2010 | 302 |
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15 | LIST OF SECTIONS |
17 | FOREWORD |
19 | STATEMENT OF POLICY |
20 | PERSONNEL |
32 | ASTM PERSONNEL |
33 | PREAMBLE |
34 | SUMMARY OF CHANGES |
36 | LIST OF CHANGES IN BC ORDER |
37 | PART HG GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION ARTICLE 1 SCOPE AND SERVICE RESTRICTIONS HG- 100 SCOPE HG- 101 SERVICE RESTRICTIONS HG- 102 UNITS |
39 | ARTICLE 2 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HG- 200 GENERAL MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HG- 200.1 Materials Subject to Pressure Stress. HG- 201 SPECIFIC MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS |
40 | ARTICLE 3 DESIGN HG- 300 DESIGN PRESSURE HG- 301 CYLINDRICAL PARTS UNDER INTERNAL PRESSURE HG- 305 FORMED HEADS, PRESSURE ON CONCAVE |
41 | HG- 306 FORMED HEADS, PRESSURE ON CONVEX SIDE HG- 307 FLAT HEADS |
44 | FIGURES FIG. HG-307 SOME ACCEPTABLE TYPES OF UNSTAYED FLAT HEADS AND COVERS |
45 | HG- 309 SPHERICALLY DISHED COVERS ( BOLTED HEADS) |
46 | FIG. HG-309 SPHERICALLY DISHED STEEL PLATE COVERS WITH BOLTING FLANGES |
47 | HG- 312 CYLINDRICAL PARTS UNDER EXTERNAL PRESSURE |
48 | FIG. HG-312.4 ACCEPTABLE TYPE OF RINGREINFORCED FURNACE |
49 | FIG. HG-312.7 CONNECTION BETWEEN PLAIN ANDCORRUGATED FURNACE |
50 | HG- 320 OPENINGS IN BOILERS, GENERAL REQUIREMENTS3,4 FIG. HG-312.8 ACCEPTABLE TYPE OF SEMICIRCULAR FURNACE REINFORCEMENT |
51 | HG- 321 REINFORCEMENT REQUIRED FOR OPENINGS IN SHELLS AND FORMED HEADS |
53 | HG- 326 LIMITS OF METAL AVAILABLE FOR REINFORCEMENT |
54 | FIG. HG-326.1 SOME REPRESENTATIVE CONFIGURATIONS DESCRIBING THE REINFORCEMENT DIMENSION, te ,AND THE FINISHED OPENING DIMENSION, d |
56 | HG- 327 STRENGTH OF REINFORCEMENT HG- 328 REINFORCEMENT FOR MULTIPLE OPENINGS HG- 330 INSPECTION AND ACCESS OPENINGS |
57 | HG- 340 STAYED SURFACES |
58 | FIG. HG-340.1 PITCH OF STAYBOLTS ADJACENT TOUPPER CORNERS OF FIREBOXES FIG. HG-340.2 ACCEPTABLE PROPORTIONS FORENDS OF THROUGH-STAYS FIG. HG-340.3 EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTABLE CORNERWELDS FOR PRESSURES NOT OVER 30 psi |
59 | HG- 341 STAYBOLTS HG- HG- 342 DIMENSIONS OF STAYS HG- 343 DIMENSIONS OF DIAGONAL STAYS |
60 | TABLE HG-340ALLOWABLE PITCH1 OF STAYS, in. (mm) |
61 | HG- 345 STAYING OF HEADS HG- 345.1 General FIG. HG-343 DETAILS OF INSTALLATION OF DIAGONAL STAYS |
62 | HG- 346 TUBESHEETS WITH FIRETUBES USED AS STAYS HG- 350 LIGAMENTS |
63 | FIG. HG-345.1(a) SKETCH SHOWING APPLICATION OF HG-345.1 TO THE STAYING OF BOILERS |
64 | FIG. HG-345.1(b) SKETCH SHOWING APPLICATION OF HG-345.1 TO THE STAYING OF BOILERS |
65 | HG- 360 REQUIREMENTS FOR TUBE HOLES AND TUBE ATTACHMENTS FIG. HG-350.1 EXAMPLE OF TUBE SPACING WITHPITCH OF HOLES EQUAL IN EVERY ROW FIG. HG-350.2 EXAMPLE OF TUBE SPACING WITHPITCH OF HOLES UNEQUAL IN EVERY SECOND ROW FIG. HG-350.3 EXAMPLE OF TUBE SPACING WITH PITCH OF HOLES VARYING INEVERY SECOND AND THIRD ROW |
66 | FIG. HG-350.4 EXAMPLE OF TUBE SPACING WITHTUBE HOLES ON DIAGONAL LINES |
67 | HG- 370 EXTERNAL PIPING CONNECTIONS TABLE HG-360PERMITTED O-RING MATERIALS TABLE HG-370MINIMUM THICKNESS OF MATERIAL FORTHREADED CONNECTIONS TO BOILERS |
68 | ARTICLE 4 PRESSURE RELIEVING DEVICES HG- 400 PRESSURE RELIEVING VALVE REQUIREMENTS TABLE HG-400.1MINIMUM POUNDS OF STEAM PER HOUR (kg/hr)PER SQUARE FOOT (METER) OF HEATING SURFACE |
69 | HG-401 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FORSAFETY AND SAFETY RELIEFVALVES |
71 | HG- 402 DISCHARGE CAPACITIES OF SAFETY AND SAFETY RELIEF VALVES FIG. HG-402 OFFICIAL SYMBOL FOR STAMPTO DENOTE THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OFMECHANICAL ENGINEERS’ STANDARD |
73 | HG- 403 HEATING SURFACE |
74 | HG- 405 TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SAFETY RELIEF VALVES |
75 | ARTICLE 5 TESTS, INSPECTION, AND STAMPING HG-500 PROOF TESTS TO ESTABLISHDESIGN PRESSURE HG-501 GENERAL |
76 | HG-502 PROCEDURE |
78 | HG-503 TESTS OF PARTS SUBJECT TOCOLLAPSE HG-504 TESTS OF DUPLICATE PARTS HG-505 TEST GAGES HG-506 INSPECTION OF PROOF TESTS HG-510 HYDROSTATIC TESTS HG-512 SAFETY AND SAFETY RELIEFVALVE ACCUMULATION TESTS HG-515 INSPECTION TESTS ANDCERTIFICATION OF BOILERS |
80 | HG-520 MASTER AND PARTIAL DATAREPORTS HG-530 STAMPING OF BOILERS |
81 | FIG. HG-530.1 OFFICIAL SYMBOL FOR STAMPTO DENOTE THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OFMECHANICAL ENGINEERS’ STANDARD FIG. HG-530.2 STEAM AND WATER BOILERSFORM OF STAMPING ON COMPLETED BOILERS ORTHEIR NAMEPLATES |
82 | FIG. HG-530.3 BOILERS SUITABLE FORWATER ONLY FIG. HG-530.4 STEAM AND WATER BOILERSFORM OF DATA CAST OR MARKED ON CAST IRONBOILER SECTIONS |
83 | FIG. HG-530.5 BOILERS SUITABLE FOR WATERONLY FIG. HG-530.6 BOILERS SUITABLE FOR WATERONLY FIG. HG-530.7 STEAM AND WATER BOILERS |
84 | HG-531 STAMPING OF PARTS ANDACCESSORIES HG-532 STAMPING OF FIELD ASSEMBLEDWROUGHT BOILERS HG-533 INSPECTION AND STAMPING OFFIELD ASSEMBLED BOILERPRESSURE PARTS FIG. HG-530.8 BOILERS SUITABLE FOR WATERONLY |
85 | HG-534 FIELD-ASSEMBLED CAST IRONBOILERS HG-540 CODE SYMBOL STAMPS |
88 | ARTICLE 6 INSTRUMENTS, FITTINGS, AND CONTROLS HG-600 GENERAL HG-601 FOR STEAM HEATING BOILERS HG-602 STEAM GAGES HG-603 WATER GAGE GLASSES |
89 | HG-604 WATER COLUMN AND WATERLEVEL CONTROL PIPES HG-605 PRESSURE CONTROL HG-606 AUTOMATIC LOW-WATER FUELCUTOFF AND/OR WATER FEEDINGDEVICE |
90 | HG-607 MODULAR STEAM HEATINGBOILERS HG-610 FOR HOT WATER HEATING ORHOT WATER SUPPLY BOILERS HG-611 PRESSURE OR ALTITUDE GAGES HG-612 THERMOMETERS/TEMPERATURESENSORS HG-613 TEMPERATURE CONTROL |
91 | HG-614 LOW-WATER FUEL CUTOFF HG-615 MODULAR HOT WATER HEATINGBOILERS HG-620 FOR ALL BOILERS HG-621 INSTRUMENTS, FITTINGS, ANDCONTROLS MOUNTED INSIDEBOILER JACKETS HG-630 ELECTRIC WIRING HG-631 ELECTRICAL CODE COMPLIANCE HG-632 TYPE CIRCUITRY TO BE USED |
92 | HG-633 LIMIT CONTROLS HG-634 SHUTDOWN SWITCHES ANDCIRCUIT BREAKERS HG-640 CONTROLS AND HEATGENERATING APPARATUS |
93 | ARTICLE 7 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS HG-700 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS,ALL BOILERS HG-701 MOUNTING SAFETY AND SAFETYRELIEF VALVES HG-703 PIPING |
94 | HG-705 FEEDWATER AND MAKEUP WATERCONNECTIONS HG-707 OIL HEATERS HG-708 STORAGE TANKS FOR HOT WATERSUPPLY SY HG-709 PROVISIONS FOR THERMALEXPANSION IN HOT WATERSYSTEMS |
95 | FIG. HG-703.1(a) STEAM BOILERS IN BATTERY — PUMPED RETURN — ACCEPTABLE PIPING INSTALLATION |
96 | FIG. HG-703.1(b) STEAM BOILERS IN BATTERY — GRAVITY RETURN — ACCEPTABLE PIPING INSTALLATION |
97 | FIG. HG-703.2 HOT WATER BOILERS IN BATTERY — ACCEPTABLE PIPING INSTALLATION |
98 | HG-710 STOP VALVE HG-715 BOTTOM BLOWOFF ANDDRAIN VALVES TABLE HG-709.2EXPANSION TANK CAPACITIESFOR FORCED HOT WATER SYSTEMS |
99 | HG-716 MODULAR BOILERS HG-720 SETTING HG-725 METHODS OF SUPPORT TABLE HG-715SIZE OF BOTTOM BLOWOFF PIPING,VALVES, AND COCKS |
100 | FIG. HG-725(a) SPACING AND WELD DETAILS FOR SUPPORTING LUGS IN PAIRS ON HORIZONTAL-RETURNTUBULAR BOILER |
101 | PART HF REQUIREMENTS FOR BOILERSCONSTRUCTED OF WROUGHT MATERIALS ARTICLE 1 GENERAL HF-100 SCOPE |
102 | ARTICLE 2 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HF-200 GENERAL MATERIALREQUIREMENTS HF-201 PLATE HF-202 RODS, BARS, AND SHAPES HF-203 PREFABRICATED OR PREFORMEDPRESSURE PARTS |
103 | HF-204 PIPE AND TUBES |
104 | HF-205 MATERIAL NOT FULLY IDENTIFIED HF-206 RECERTIFICATION OF MATERIALPRODUCED TO A SPECIFICATIONNOT PERMITTED BY THIS SECTION HF-207 AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL |
105 | HF-210 MAINTAINING MATERIALIDENTIFICATION |
106 | ARTICLE 3 DESIGN STRESSES AND MINIMUM THICKNESSES HF- 300 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES HF- 301 MINIMUM THICKNESSES HF- 302 BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING STRESS VALUES IN TABLES HF- 300.1 AND HF- 300.2 |
108 | TABLES TABLE HF-300.1 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES FOR FERROUS MATERIALS, ksi (MPa) |
113 | TABLE HF-300.2 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES FOR NONFERROUS MATERIALS, ksi |
118 | TABLE HF-300.2M MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES FOR NONFERROUS MATERIALS, MPa |
123 | PART HF — SUBPART HW REQUIREMENTS FOR BOILERS FABRICATED BY WELDING ARTICLE 4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS HW- 400 SCOPE HW- 401 RESPONSIBILITY OF MANUFACTURER OR CONTRACTOR |
124 | ARTICLE 5 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HW- 500 PERMISSIBLE MATERIALS HW- 501 MATERIALS OF DIFFERENT SPECIFICATIONS HW- 502 MATERIALS FOR SMALL PARTS |
125 | ARTICLE 6 WELDING PROCESSES AND QUALIFICATIONS HW- 600 WELDING PROCESSES HW- 610 WELDING QUALIFICATIONS HW- 611 NO PRODUCTION WORK WITHOUT QUALIFICATIONS HW- 612 INTERCHANGE OF QUALIFYING TESTS AMONG MANUFACTURERS PROHIBITED HW- 613 MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS OF QUALIFICATIONS AND IDENTIFYING MARKS |
126 | ARTICLE 7 DESIGN OF WELDMENTS HW- 700 DESIGN OF WELDED JOINTS HW-701 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FIGURES FIG. HW-701.1 BUTT WELDING OF PLATES OFUNEQUAL THICKNESS |
127 | FIG. HW-701.3 SOME FORMS OF ATTACHMENTS OF PRESSURE PARTS TO FLATPLATES TO FORM A CORNER JOINT (TEE JOINT) |
128 | HW- 702 JOINT EFFICIENCIES HW- 703 MINIMUM THICKNESS OF WELDED PARTS HW- 710 WELDED STAYS |
129 | HW- 711 HEADS OR TUBESHEETS ATTACHED BY WELDING FIG. HW-710.4(a) SOME ACCEPTABLE TYPES OF DIAGONAL STAYS FOR INSTALLATION BY WELDING FIG. HW-710.4(b) UNACCEPTABLE TYPES OF DIAGONAL STAYS FOR INSTALLATION BY WELDING |
130 | HW- 712 FURNACE ATTACHMENTS HW- 713 TUBES ATTACHED BY WELDING HW- 715 HEAD- TO- SHELL ATTACHMENTS HW- 720 OPENINGS IN WELDS HW- 730 WELDED CONNECTIONS |
131 | FIG. HW-715.1 HEADS ATTACHED TO SHELLS TABLE HW-713 FIRETUBE EXTENSION THROUGH TUBESHEETS FOR WELDED CONSTRUCTION |
132 | HW- 731 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ATTACHMENT WELDS HW- 731.1 General. |
133 | FIG. HW-731 SOME ACCEPTABLE TYPES OF WELDS FOR FITTINGS, NOZZLES, ANDOTHER CONNECTIONS TO SHELLS, DRUMS, AND HEADERS |
135 | HW- 740 RESISTANCE WELDING IN CARBON STEEL FOR OTHER THAN BUTT WELDED JOINTS |
136 | FIG. HW-740 THREE-PLY JOINT ASSEMBLIES |
137 | HW- 745 RESISTANCE WELDING OF HYDRAULICALLY FORMED PANELS |
138 | FIG. HW-745 TWO-PLY JOINT ASSEMBLIES |
140 | ARTICLE 8 FABRICATION REQUIREMENTS HW- 800 FORMING PLATES HW- 801 BASE METAL PREPARATION HW- 810 ASSEMBLY HW- 812 ALIGNMENT TOLERANCE HW- 813 DISTORTION |
141 | HW- 820 SPECIFIC WELDING REQUIREMENTS |
142 | HW- 830 REPAIR OF WELD DEFECTS HW- 840 POSTHYDROTEST WELDING OF NONPRESSURE PARTS TO PRESSURE PARTS |
143 | ARTICLE 9 INSPECTION HW- 900 INSPECTION DURING FABRICATION HW- 910 CHECK OF WELDING PROCEDURE QUALIFICATIONS HW- 911 CHECK OF WELDER AND WELDING OPERATOR PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATIONS |
144 | PART HF — SUBPART HB REQUIREMENTS FOR BOILERSFABRICATED BY BRAZING ARTICLE 10 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS HB- 1000 SCOPE HB- 1001 RESPONSIBILITY OF MANUFACTURER OR CONTRACTOR |
145 | ARTICLE 11 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HB- 1100 GENERAL HB- 1101 COMBINATIONS OF DISSIMILAR MATERIALS HB- 1102 BRAZING FILLER METALS HB- 1103 FLUXES AND ATMOSPHERES |
146 | ARTICLE 12 BRAZING PROCESSES, PROCEDURES, AND QUALIFICATIONS HB- 1200 BRAZING PROCESSES HB- 1201 JOINT BRAZING PROCEDURES HB- 1202 BRAZING QUALIFICATIONS AND RECORDS HB- 1202.1 Qualification of Brazing Procedures |
147 | ARTICLE 13 DESIGN HB- 1300 STRENGTH OF BRAZED JOINTS HB- 1301 BRAZED JOINT EFFICIENCY FACTORS HB- 1302 MINIMUM THICKNESS HB- 1303 PERMISSIBLE SERVICE TEMPERATURE HB- 1304 APPLICATION OF BRAZING FILLER METAL HB- 1305 JOINT CLEARANCE |
148 | HB- 1306 OPENINGS HB- 1307 BRAZED CONNECTIONS TABLE HB-1305 RECOMMENDED JOINT CLEARANCES ATBRAZING TEMPERATURE |
149 | ARTICLE 14 FABRICATION REQUIREMENTS HB- 1400 CLEANING OF SURFACES TO BE BRAZED HB- 1401 POSTBRAZING OPERATIONS HB- 1402 REPAIR OF DEFECTIVE BRAZING |
150 | ARTICLE 15 INSPECTION AND STAMPING HB- 1500 INSPECTION HB- 1501 INSPECTION OF BRAZING PROCEDURE HB- 1502 CERTIFICATION OF BRAZER AND BRAZING OPERATOR HB- 1503 VISUAL EXAMINATION HB- 1510 STAMPING |
151 | PART HC REQUIREMENTS FOR BOILERSCONSTRUCTED OF CAST IRON ARTICLE 1 GENERAL HC- 100 SCOPE |
152 | ARTICLE 2 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HC- 200 GENERAL MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HC- 201 MANUFACTURE HC- 202 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION HC- 203 TENSILE STRENGTH CLASSIFICATION HC- 204 TENSION TEST HC- 205 TEST BARS HC- 206 SELECTION OF TEST BAR SIZE HC- 207 MOLDING AND POURING TEST BARS HC- 208 TENSILE STRENGTH TEST PROCEDURE |
153 | FIGURES FIG. HC-205.1 DIMENSIONS OF TENSILE TEST SPECIMEN |
154 | HC- 209 TRANSVERSE TEST HC- 210 TRANSVERSE TEST PROCEDURE FIG. HC-206.1 CAST TEST BARS |
155 | HC- 211 NUMBER OF TESTS HC- 212 RETESTS HC- 213 WORKMANSHIP, FINISH, AND REPAIR TABLES TABLE HC-210CORRECTION FACTORS FOR TRANSVERSE TEST BARS |
156 | HC- 214 EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS HC- 215 TEST RECORDS TABLE HC-213PIPE PLUG SIZE FOR MINIMUM WALL THICKNESS |
157 | ARTICLE 3 DESIGN HC- 300 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES HC- 301 BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING STRESS VALUES IN TABLE HC- 300 HC- 310 HEADS HC- 310.1 Heads With Pressure on Concave Side. HC- 310.2 Heads With Pressure on Convex Side. HC- 311 SPHERICALLY SHAPED COVERS TABLE HC-300MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUESIN TENSION FOR CAST IRON, ksi (MPa) |
158 | HC- 311.1 Heads Concave to Pressure. FIG. HC-311 SPHERICALLY SHAPED COVERS WITH BOLTING FLANGES |
159 | HC- 315 OPENINGS AND REINFORCEMENTS HC- 320 CORNERS AND FILLETS HC- 325 WASHOUT OPENINGS HC- 330 ASSEMBLY METHOD |
160 | ARTICLE 4 TESTS HC- 400 TESTS TO ESTABLISH DESIGN PRESSURE HC- 401 GENERAL HC- 401 GENERAL HC- 402 BURSTING TEST PROCEDURE HC- 402.1 Test Gages |
161 | HC- 403 WITNESSING, RECORDING, AND CERTIFYING TESTS HC- 404 RATING OF PRODUCTION BOILERS BASED ON TESTS HC- 410 HYDROSTATIC TEST |
162 | ARTICLE 5 QUALITY CONTROL AND INSPECTION HC- 501 GENERAL HC- 502 OUTLINE OF FEATURES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE WRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF THE QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM |
163 | HC- 510 EXAMINATION HC- 520 CERTIFICATES OF CONFORMANCE |
164 | ARTICLE 1 GENERAL HA- 100 SCOPE PART HA REQUIREMENTS FOR BOILERSCONSTRUCTED OFCAST ALUMINUM ARTICLE 1 GENERAL HA-100 SCOPE |
165 | ARTICLE 2 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HA- 200 GENERAL MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HA- 201 WORKMANSHIP, FINISH, AND REPAIR HA- 202 EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS ARTICLE 2 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HA-200 GENERAL MATERIALREQUIREMENTS HA-201 WORKMANSHIP, FINISH, ANDREPAIR HA-202 EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS |
166 | HA- 203 TEST RECORDS HA-203 TEST RECORDS |
167 | ARTICLE 3 DESIGN HA- 300 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES HA- 301 HEADS AND SPHERICALLY SHAPED COVERS HA- 302 OPENINGS AND REINFORCEMENTS HA- 303 CORNERS AND FILLETS HA- 304 WASHOUT OPENINGS HA- 305 ASSEMBLY METHOD ARTICLE 3 DESIGN HA-300 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESSVALUES HA-301 HEADS AND SPHERICALLY SHAPEDCOVERS HA-302 OPENINGS AND REINFORCEMENTS HA-303 CORNERS AND FILLETS HA-304 WASHOUT OPENINGS HA-305 ASSEMBLY METHOD |
168 | ARTICLE 4 TESTS HA- 400 TESTS TO ESTABLISH DESIGN PRESSURE HA- 401 GENERAL HA- 401.1 Purpose for Which Tests May Be Used. HA- 401.2 Frequency of Tests. HA- 402 BURSTING TEST PROCEDURE HA- 403 TEST GAGES HA- 404 WITNESSING, RECORDING, AND CERTIFYING TESTS ARTICLE 4 TESTS HA-400 TESTS TO ESTABLISH DESIGNPRESSURE HA-401 GENERAL HA-402 BURSTING TEST PROCEDURE HA-403 TEST GAGES HA-404 WITNESSING, RECORDING, ANDCERTIFYING TESTS |
169 | HA- 405 RATING OF PRODUCTION BOILERS BASED ON TESTS HA- 406 HYDROSTATIC TEST HA- 406.1 Hot Water Boilers. HA- 406.2 Required Test Pressure. HA-405 RATING OF PRODUCTION BOILERSBASED ON TESTS HA-406 HYDROSTATIC TEST |
170 | ARTICLE 5 QUALITY CONTROL AND INSPECTION HA- 501 GENERAL HA- 501.1 Quality Control System. HA- 502 OUTLINE OF FEATURES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE WRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF THE QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM HA- 502.1 Product or Work Description. HA- 502.2 Authority and Responsibility. HA- 502.3 Organization. HA- 502.4 Drawings, Design Calculations, Test Results, and Specification Control. HA- 502.5 Material Control. HA- 502.6 Examination Program. ARTICLE 5 QUALITY CONTROL AND INSPECTION HA-501 GENERAL HA-502 OUTLINE OF FEATURES TO BEINCLUDED IN THE WRITTENDESCRIPTION OF THE QUALITYCONTROL SYSTEM |
171 | HA- 502.7 Correction of Nonconformities. HA- 502.8 Calibration of Measurement and Test Equipment. HA- 502.9 Sample Forms. HA- 502.10 Retention of Records. HA- 502.11 ASME Designee HA- 502.11.1. HA- 502.11.2. HA- 502.11.3. HA- 502.12 Certified Individual ( CI). HA- 502.12.1 Requirements for a Certified Indi-vidual ( CI). HA- 502.12.2 Duties of a Certified Individual ( CI). HA- 503 EXAMINATION HA- 504 CERTIFICATES OF CONFORMANCE HA-503 EXAMINATION A-504 CERTIFICATES OF CONFORMANCE |
173 | PART HLW REQUIREMENTS FOR POTABLEWATERHEATERS INTRODUCTION |
175 | ARTICLE 1 GENERAL HLW- 100 SCOPE HLW- 101 SERVICE LIMITS HLW- 102 PERMISSIBLE STAMPING HLW- 103 UNITS |
177 | ARTICLE 2 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS HLW- 200 LINING |
178 | HLW- 201 PRIMARY PRESSURE PARTS MATERIAL HLW- 202 ACCEPTANCE OF UNIDENTIFIED OR SMALL QUANTITIES OF MATERIAL |
179 | HLW- 203 MISCELLANEOUS PRESSURE PARTS MATERIAL HLW- 204 FLANGES AND PIPE FITTINGS HLW- 205 NONPRESSURE PART MATERIAL |
180 | ARTICLE 3 DESIGN HLW- 300 DESIGN HLW- 301 BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING STRESS VALUES IN TABLES HLW- 300 AND HLW- 301 HLW- 302 MINIMUM THICKNESSES HLW- 303 SHELLS UNDER INTERNAL PRESSURE |
181 | TABLES TABLE HLW-300MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES IN TENSION FOR LINED WATER HEATER MATERIALS, ksi (MPa) |
183 | TABLE HLW-301MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STRESS VALUES IN TENSION FOR UNLINED WATER HEATER MATERIALSksi (MPa) |
184 | HLW- 305 BLANK UNSTAYED DISHED HEADS, PRESSURE ON CONCAVE SIDE HLW- 305.1 General. |
185 | HLW- 306 BLANK UNSTAYED DISHED HEADS, PRESSURE ON CONVEX SIDE HLW- 306.1 HLW- 307 TUBES HLW- 308 OPENINGS HLW- 309 TUBES ATTACHED BY ROLLING |
186 | ARTICLE 4 DESIGN OF WELDMENTS HLW- 400 DESIGN OF WELDED JOINTS HLW- 401 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS HLW- 402 JOINT EFFICIENCIES FIGURES FIG. HLW-401.1 BUTT WELDING OF PLATES OFUNEQUAL THICKNESS |
187 | HLW- 411 HEADS OR TUBESHEETS ATTACHED BY WELDING HLW- 413 TUBES ATTACHED BY WELDING FIG. HLW-401.2 TYPICAL CORNER JOINTS |
188 | FIG. HLW-411 TYPICAL WATER HEATER WELDED JOINTS |
190 | HLW- 415 HEAD- TO- SHELL ATTACHMENTS HLW- 420 OPENINGS IN WELDS HLW- 430 WELDED CONNECTIONS HLW- 431 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ATTACHMENT WELDS |
191 | FIG. HLW-413 TUBES ATTACHED BY WELDING |
192 | FIG. HLW-415 HEADS ATTACHED TO SHELLS |
193 | FIG. HLW-431.1 SOME ACCEPTABLE TYPES OF WELDS FOR FITTINGS, NOZZLES, AND OTHER CONNECTIONSTO SHELLS AND HEAD |
195 | FIG. HLW-431.5 SOME ACCEPTABLE TYPES OF WELDS FOR FITTINGS, NOZZLES, AND OTHER CONNECTIONSTO SHELLS AND HEAD |
196 | HLW- 432 BRAZED CONNECTIONS FOR COPPER LINED VESSELS HLW- 440 WELDING PROCESSES HLW- 450 WELDING QUALIFICATIONS |
197 | FIG. HLW-432.1 SOME ACCEPTABLE TYPES OF BRAZED FITTINGS, NOZZLES, AND OTHER CONNECTIONS TOCOPPER-LINED SHELLS AND HEADS |
198 | HLW- 451 PRODUCTION WORK QUALIFICATIONS HLW- 452 INTERCHANGE OF QUALIFYING TESTS AMONG MANUFACTURERS PROHIBITED HLW- 453 MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS OF QUALIFICATIONS AND IDENTIFYING MARKS HLW- 454 POSTHYDROTEST WELDING OF NONPRESSURE PARTS TO PRESSURE PARTS HLW- 460 SPECIFIC WELDING REQUIREMENTS HLW- 460.1 Finished Longitudinal and Circumfer-ential Joints |
200 | ARTICLE 5 TESTS HLW- 500 TESTS TO ESTABLISH MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WORKING PRESSURE AND PRODUCTION LINE TESTS HLW- 502 PROOF TEST |
201 | HLW- 503 TESTING OF PARTS HLW- 504 WITNESSING, RECORDING, AND CERTIFYING TESTS HLW- 505 HYDROSTATIC TEST |
202 | ARTICLE 6 INSPECTION AND STAMPING HLW- 600 INSPECTION AND CERTIFICATION HLW- 601 MANUFACTURER’S DATA AND PARTIAL DATA REPORTS |
203 | HLW- 602 STAMPING OF WATER HEATERS AND STORAGE TANKS HLW- FIG. HLW-602.1 OFFICIAL SYMBOL TO DENOTE THEAMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS’STANDARD FIG. HLW-602.2 FORM OF STAMPING ONCOMPLETED WATER HEATERS |
205 | ARTICLE 7 CONTROLS HLW- 700 CONTROLS HLW-701 TEMPERATURE CONTROL HLW- 702 LIMIT CONTROLS HLW- 703 CONTROLS AND HEAT GENERATING APPARATUS HLW- 704 ELECTRICAL WIRING HLW- 704.1 Electrical Code Compliance. |
206 | ARTICLE 8 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS HLW- 800 SAFETY RELIEF VALVES HLW- 801 MOUNTING SAFETY RELIEF VALVES |
207 | HLW- 805 WATER SUPPLY HLW- 808 STORAGE TANKS HLW- 809 PROVISIONS FOR THERMAL EXPANSION IN HOT WATER SYSTEMS TABLE HLW-809.1EXPANSION TANK CAPACITIESFOR A WATER HEATER |
208 | FIG. HLW-809.1 A TYPICAL ACCEPTABLE PIPING INSTALLATION FOR STORAGEWATER HEATERS IN BATTERY |
209 | HLW- 810 BOTTOM DRAIN VALVE HLW- 820 THERMOMETER FIG. HLW-809.2 A TYPICAL ACCEPTABLE PIPING INSTALLATION FOR FLOW THROUGH WATERHEATER WITH PROVISIONS FOR PIPING EXPANSION |
211 | MANDATORY APPENDICES MANDATORY APPENDIX 1 SUBMITTAL OF TECHNICAL INQUIRIES TO THEBOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL COMMITTEE |
213 | MANDATORY APPENDIX 2 CODES, STANDARDS, AND SPECIFICATIONS REFERENCED IN TEXT |
214 | MANDATORY APPENDIX 3 ADHESIVE ATTACHMENT OF NAMEPLATES TO CASING |
215 | MANDATORY APPENDIX 5 VACUUM BOILERS |
217 | MANDATORY APPENDIX 6 STANDARD UNITS FOR USE IN EQUATIONS |
218 | MANDATORY APPENDIX 7 RULES FOR MASS- PRODUCTION OF HEATING BOILERS |
220 | NONMANDATORY APPENDICES NONMANDATORY APPENDIX B METHOD OF CHECKING SAFETY VALVE ANDSAFETY RELIEF VALVE CAPACITY BY MEASURINGMAXIMUM AMOUNT OF FUEL THAT CAN BE BURNED |
221 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C EXAMPLES OF METHOD OF CALCULATING A WELDED RING REINFORCED FURNACE |
223 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D EXAMPLES OF METHODS OF COMPUTATION OF OPENINGS IN BOILER SHELLS |
226 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX E TERMINOLOGY |
230 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX F QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM |
232 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX H LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ADDRESSES |
233 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX I SPECIFICATIONS FOR TEST METHOD FOR WATER ABSORPTION OF PLASTICS |
237 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX K GUIDE TO INFORMATION APPEARING ON CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION |
240 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX L GUIDE TO MANUFACTURER’S DATA REPORT FORMS INTRODUCTION |
264 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX M GUIDANCE FOR THE USE OF U. S. CUSTOMARY AND SI UNITS IN THE ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL CODE |
267 | NONMANDATORY APPENDIX N GUIDE TO MANUFACTURER’S CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMANCE FOR PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES INTRODUCTION |
270 | INDEX |
293 | INTERPRETATIONS Volume 60 |