(1) Name of manufacturing unit;
(2) Boiler model;
(3) Equipment code (see Annex B);
(4) product number;
(5) rated evaporation (t/h) or rated thermal power (MW);
(6) rated working pressure (MPa); ;
(7) Rated steam temperature (0C) and inlet and outlet water (oil) temperature (0C);
(8) Reheat steam inlet and outlet temperature (0C) and inlet and outlet pressure (MPa); ;
(9) the level and number of the boiler manufacturing license certificate;
(10) production date (year, month).
In the upper left corner of the nameplate, there should be a place marked with manufacturing supervision and inspection.
Nameplate definition: the nameplate fixed on the product to provide users with information such as manufacturer's trademark identification, brand differentiation and product parameters after the product is put on the market. Nameplate, also known as nameplate, is mainly used to record some technical data and rated working conditions of the manufacturer, so as to use it correctly without damaging the equipment. Nameplates are made of metal and nonmetal: metal includes zinc alloy, copper, iron, aluminum, stainless steel and so on. However, aluminum is mainly used in production because the processed nameplates are high-grade, durable and do not rust. Non-metals include plastic, organic acrylic board, PVC, PC, paper and so on.
For example, electrical appliances are printed on paper, and the outer packaging is engraved with a metal plate, which mainly records the name of the manufacturer and the rated technical data of the product. The characters and symbols used on Chinese nameplates shall all use the legal standards of China, and the imported products that need to be equipped with Chinese nameplates shall also be handled accordingly.