Category selection is made within the following rules.
Item 4
a) The following containers of this substance (b) except for the beige.
1. Gas, liquefied gas, dissolved gases under pressure, vapors and maximum permissible temperature of steam pressure of normal atmosphere pressure (1013 mbar) 0,5 liquids within the following limitations, which are more than bar.
– More than 1 liter of volume and V palpit with PS 25 bar. l greater than l, or for fluids in Group 1 with greater PS pressure than 200 bar (EK-II, table 1);
– With a larger volume than 1 liter and PS, the V palpit is 50 bar. l for fluids in Group 2 with larger or 1000 bar or larger PS pressure than l and all portable fire extinguishers and respiratory tubes. (EK-II, table 2)
2. Maximum allowed temperature steam pressure from normal atmosphere pressure (1013 m bar) 0,5 liquids within the following limitations that are not more than bar.
– Larger volume than 1 liter and V palpit with PS is greater than 200 bar.l, or for fluids in Group 1 with larger PS pressure than 500 bar (EK-II, table 3);
– 10 V palpitation with larger PS pressure and PS than bar 10 000 big than bar.l, or 1000 Group with larger PS pressure than bar 2For fluids in (EK-II, table 4).
b)With a larger volume of 2 liters, it is the risk of excessive temperature, which is intended for producing hot water or steam at more than 110 °C, fire or other kinds of heated pressure equipment and all pressure cookers (EK-II, table 5).
c) Designed pipes for the following considerations:
1) Gas, liquefied gas, dissolved gases under pressure, vapors and maximum permissible temperature of steam pressure from normal atmosphere pressure (1013 mbar) 0,5 liquids within the following limitations, which are more than bar.
-25 greater than DN, fluids in Group 1 (EK-II, table 6),
-32 Fluids in Group 2, which is larger than DN and larger than 1000 bar with PS. (EK-II, table 7);
2) The maximum permissible temperature of steam pressure from normal atmosphere pressure (1013 m bar) 0,5 liquids within the following limitations that are not more than bar.
-25 More than DN and PS to DN collide in Group 1, which is larger than 2000 bar (EK-II, table 8);
-PS si is large from 10 bar, with 200 DN large and PS, the DN colleague is larger than 5000 bar. Fluids in Group 2 (EK-II, table 9);
d) The first paragraph of this substance (a), (b), (c) was intended for equipment covered by bents, including the inclusion of such equipment into a hardware, safety and pressure accessories.
2. In the 3rd article of this Regulation, defined as “dontics”, each of which includes at least one pressure equipment covered by this Regulation and the hardware listed below should be appropriate to the basic requirements reported in the EK-I.
a) Hardwares intended to produce steam or hot water at a temperature of 110 °C, consisting of at least one pressure equipment, which supply, fire, or otherwise heated.
b) Another hardware than explaining this paragraph (a) in the bend, if the manufacturer intends to provide them to the market and service as hardwares,
The equipment planned to produce hot water at no temperature than 110 °C, which is the value of PS.V larger than 50 bar.L, separated from the introduction paragraph of this section, EK-1 substance 2.10, substance 2.11, substance 3.4, substance 5 (a) and substance 5 (d) should comply with the basic requirements of the substance.
3. Pressure equipment and/or assemblies below or equal to the limits specified in points (a), (b) and (c) of paragraph 1 and in paragraph 2 of this article must be designed and manufactured in accordance with sound engineering practice to ensure safe use. They must be accompanied by adequate operating instructions and a label identifying the manufacturer or authorised representative. Such equipment and/or assemblies must not bear the CE conformity marking under this Regulation. The CE marking requirements of other applicable legislation remain unaffected.
Table 1. The 4th article of the Regulation is a(1) of the first sub-line equipment containing a unstable gas and according to Table I or Category II, equipment in category III should be classified in Category III.
Table 2: Equipment referred to in the second indent of Article 4, point a(1). Portable extinguishers and cylinders for breathing equipment must be classified at least in Category III.
Table3: 4 Article of the Regulation a(2) equipment passing in the first subline
Table 4: Vessels referred to in the second indent of Article 4, point a(2).
Table 5: Equipment referred to in Article 4, point b. The design of pressure cookers must undergo a conformity assessment procedure equivalent to at least one of the Category III modules.
Table 6: Piping referred to in the first indent of Article 4, point c(1). Piping intended for unstable gases and falling within Category I or II under Table 6 must be classified in Category III.
Table 7: Piping referred to in the second indent of Article 4, point c(1). Piping containing fluids at a temperature greater than 350°C and falling within Category II under Table 7 must be classified in Category III.
Table 8: 4 Article of the Regulation c(2) pipe systems passing in the first subline
Table 9: 4 Article of the Regulation c(2) pipe system passing in the second subline