Code stamp definition

Code stamp means the permanent "ASME" identifying stamping applied to boilers and pressure vessels which indicates that the vessel has been constructed in accordance with the rules of the board and the applicable section of the "ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code" and has been approved by an authorized inspector.
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Examples of Code stamp in a sentence

  • The steam generator lowerassemblies bear the applicable ASME Code stamp.

  • Check the ASME Code stamp shown on the code nameplate or stamping of other certification mark (specify).

  • Creusot-Loire had met all the latest code requirements for qualification with the one exception being that they were unable to obtain an ASME Code stamp since ASME did not have provisions for issuance of Code Stamps to foreign suppliers.

  • The refrigerant side of each vessel shall bear the ASME Code stamp, code case section VIII.

  • It was commented that it was generally assumed that parts made by a ASME Code stamp holding manufacturer would be made under the same quality system that was used to build complete valves.

  • Once the visible dirty words or zones of dirty content are found and approved for removal, they are removed and replaced with opaque black, white, or colored polygons and optionally noted by an Exemption Code stamp.

  • If the ASME Code stamp is not visible and other Code required stamping information is present, the owner should be directed to contact TDLR/Austin for possible permission to restamp.

  • ASME Code Stamp - This indicates the ASME Code stamp on the boiler.

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