PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
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We have a bid to build Air Heater Drum in accordance with PED 97/23/CE. I am not familiar with this standard but would like to suggest to substitute it with ASME VIII. Could anyone advise whether it would be acceptable and do I need to bring ASME inspector (authorization body) to approve it as we are not pressure vessel fabricator.
Operating characteristics are:
Inner fluid: saturated steam and water
Operating temp.: 130 to 160 deg C
Operating pressure: 2 to 6 bar g
Design temp.: 300 deg C
Design pressure: 10 bar g
Thanks in advance.
Operating characteristics are:
Inner fluid: saturated steam and water
Operating temp.: 130 to 160 deg C
Operating pressure: 2 to 6 bar g
Design temp.: 300 deg C
Design pressure: 10 bar g
Thanks in advance.





RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
Look at section 2.2.3(a). You can most likely use ASME VIII design rules to help you towards PED compliance, but the design is only a very small part of PED requirements.
RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
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RE: PED 97/23/CE substitude with ASME VIII
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