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The editors will have a look at it as soon as possible. Delete template? Cancel Delete. Cancel Overwrite Save. Pressure equipment in the viewpoint of the Directive, are classified according to different categories. These range from I to IV. This is in accordance with levels of hazard arranged in ascending order, stipulated in Annex II of the Directive. A Notified Body must be involved in the assessment of equipment of category II or higher. Pressure equipment and assemblies covered in this Directive are those that adhere to the design, manufacturing as well as the conformity assessment with a maximum allowable pressure PS greater than 0.

The Pressure Equipment Directive is only applicable to components and sub assemblies. It is not applicable to the assembling of pressure equipment on-site while under the supervision and responsibility of the user, as in industrial installations. Other exclusions include equipment of military use, and equipment used in transportation. Also excluded is equipment portraying a very low potential of danger from pressurization but which falls within the range of another CE mark directive, like the Machinery Directive.

More exclusions in the pressure equipment directive are containers used in transporting fluids by road, air, sea or rail. Each EU member state is required to lay down rules on penalties for not complying with the Pressure Equipment Directive. Students Click Here. Related Projects. They define PS in the article 1 - section 2. It is defined at a location specified by the manufacturer.

For info: In annexe I - Section 2. Where a vessel is separated into individual pressure-containing chambers, the partition wall must be designed on the basis of the highest possible chamber pressure relative to the lowest pressure possible in the adjoining chamber" Could you please also tell me if this calculation pressure corresponds to the MAWP or not?

Kind regards. What is it that is unclear? I think the definitions given are defining what they are talking about, much more precisely than the generic terms that you are trying to equate them to.

As i am a junior chemical process engineer, i would like to have some mechanical experts clarifications on this subject. Quote EN : The absolute value of the design pressure Pd for normal operating load cases shall not be smaller than the absolute value of PS. Psmax is the design pressure of the vessel. The vessel can't work at a pressure major of Psmax.

I suggest you to buy BS EN By from Florence. Which country in Europe are you based? II ed has take a lot from new EN. But, you know here in Europe every state think be better than other's, so all states of the UE has revised their old codes to give conformity to PED.

Those codes are realy very very similar But I think i'm dreming Bye bye. Henry, sorry, i don't want to get all pedantic on you but a directive is binding, as to the RESULT to be achieved, upon each member State to which it is addressed, but the MEANS by which this is achieved is up to the various national authorities. The member states are bound to implement the directive into their national laws within specified timescales. However, it was held in Francovich and Bonifaci v.

I that if a Member State failed to implement a Directive by the deadline for doing so, or its implementing provisions were incompatible with provisions of the Directive that are unconditional and sufficiently precise to be given effect to directly, then any national provision must give way to EC law. Manufacturer information must be provided with the product.

Member States have supervision rights and shall ensure that unsafe products are withdrawn from or not placed on the market. Under the Directive, pressure equipment must be safe, meet essential safety requirements covering design, manufacture and testing, satisfy appropriate conformity assessment procedures and carry the CE marking and other required information.