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Pressure Vessels & Boiler Certification
Safety approval and periodic certification of boilers and pressure vessels.
What pressure-vessel certification is
Boilers and pressure vessels above prescribed limits must be approved and certified for safety under the Boilers Act and the Indian Boiler Regulations (and the relevant state factory rules).
Certification covers design approval, inspection during manufacture and installation, and periodic re-inspection by the competent authority.
Who must obtain it
- Units operating boilers or pressure vessels above the prescribed limits
- Approval is needed at design, installation, and periodically thereafter
Documents you'll need
- Design drawings and specifications
- Manufacturer's certificates and test reports
- Installation details
How it works
- 01
Design approval
Obtain approval of the vessel/boiler design.
- 02
Inspection
Inspection during manufacture and at installation by the competent authority.
- 03
Certification and re-inspection
Receive certification and arrange periodic re-inspection.
Why work with PBT
PBT coordinates the approvals and the periodic certification.
- We confirm what requires certification
- We coordinate design approval and inspections
- We track the periodic re-inspection schedule
- Scope and fees agreed in writing up front
Frequently asked questions
What needs certification?
Boilers and pressure vessels above the prescribed limits used in industrial operations.
Is re-inspection required?
Yes. Periodic re-inspection and re-certification by the competent authority is required.
How long does it take?
It depends on the authority's inspection schedule and the equipment.
Certify your pressure vessels
Tell us about your equipment, and we'll coordinate the approvals and certification.
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