Fired pressure vessel definition

Fired pressure vessel means a closed vessel in which fluid is heated or steam is generated for use within itself by the direct or indirect application of heat.
Fired pressure vessel means an enclosed vessel under pressure greater than atmospheric pressure which is subjected to direct firing, but does not include a steam boiler;
Fired pressure vessel means a vessel other than a boiler in which steam or vapor pressure is generated in excess of 15 pounds per square inch by direct firing with a solid, liquid or gaseous fuel or by an electric heating element.

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Fired pressure vessel means a closed vessel in which

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