asme boiler and pressure vessel code

Introduction: BPVC is short for the asme boiler and pressure vessel code. The asme boiler and pressure vessel code is stipulated by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The first asme boiler and pressure vessel code is issued in 1914, which contains 114 pages. The asme boiler and pressure vessel code is an industrial standard that every boiler manufacturer shall follow. The asme boiler and pressure vessel code is used to determine and restrict the relevant design and construction methods and restrictions of boilers and pressure vessels.

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