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Re: [MW:30003] Boiler without S Stamp delivered to site

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Dear Abraham,

Thanks for the info,

From your details its understood that, the subjected equipement two hydrotest is involved. In most cases only the Shop Hydrotest is a Inspection stage requirement for Authorized Inspector. Site Inspection stage will come under PID/OID. Based on the Shop hydrotest acceptance AI has cleared the MDR. On acceptance of the 2nd Hydrotest as per project requirement, he may review the report for Name Plate stamping.

To make it clear, if possible directly contact Authorized Inspector to clear further.

Br
Dhanabal Jalachandran

On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:46 AM Abraham Abi <a.p.abraham2010@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear ,

Please find the reply 
  1. Hydrotest requirement (Shop or Site) ITP/PCP .?? Hydrotest carried at Shop as per ITP and project requirement to do at site . And contractor will perform site hydro test .
  2. In MDR hydrotest pressure or position mentioned.?? Hydro pressure Mentioned .
  3. Hydrotest Date in Name Plate .??  .dates not mentioned.
  4. Is it NBIC registered equipment .?? NBIC Registered.  
Any further suggestion , advise why it was not stamped @ shop.

Thanks and Regards
Abraham


On Mon, Aug 26, 2019 at 1:23 PM Dhanabal Jalachandran <dhanabal.jalachandrann@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Friend,

Name Plate and MDR are two very important documents while manufacturing any equipment with ASME requirements.

Verify the below points before taking any decision,
  1. Hydrotest requirement (Shop or Site) ITP/PCP .??
  2. In MDR hydrotest pressure or position mentioned.??
  3. Hydrotest Date in Name Plate .??
  4. Is it NBIC registered equipment .??
Br
Dhanabal Jalachandran

On Sun, Aug 25, 2019 at 2:03 PM Abraham Abi <a.p.abraham2010@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear experts 

 In our project we received Utility Boiler without S Stamp in Name Plate . Contractor response is hydro test will be done with AI involvement and final stamping will be done .
 
 But manufacturer supplied MDR documents signed by AI , certified with S stamp mentioning shop hydro test , thk , dimension details all.

 My query , if MDR is stating S stamp , why it was not stamped in Name plate at shop and delivered to site.
 
Thanks & Regards
Abraham 

 

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