Internal inspection means as complete an examination as can be reasonably made of the internal and external surfaces of a boiler or pressure vessel while it is shut down and while manhole plates, handhole plates or other inspection opening closures are removed as required by the inspector.
Internal inspection means an inspection made when a boiler is shut down with all handholes or manholes opened for inspection of its interior.
Internal inspection means an inspection made when a boiler is shut down and handholes or manholes are opened for inspection of the interior.
Examples of Internal inspection in a sentence
Internal inspection of the Main tank to find out and rectify transportation damages (if any).
More Definitions of Internal inspection
Internal inspection means as complete an examination as can be made of the internal and external surfaces and appurtenances of a boiler or pressure vessel while it is shut down.
Internal inspection means an inspection made when the boiler or pressure vessel is shut down and handholes and man- holes or other inspection openings are opened or removed for inspection of the interior as required by the inspector.
Internal inspection means an inspection made when a boiler is shut down and the handholes, manholes, or other inspection openings are opened for inspection of the interior.
Internal inspection means a complete examination of the internal and external surfaces of a boiler or lined hot water heater by an authorized inspector after the boiler or lined hot water heater is shut down.
Internal inspection means a complete and thorough inspection of the interior waterside and fireside areas of a boiler as construction allows.
Internal inspection means an examination of the interior of an aboveground storage tank appropriate to the type and size of the tank and in accordance with N.J.A.C. 7:1E-2.16.
Internal inspection means a formal inspection of an AST by an inspector authorized by the American petroleum institute or certified by the steel tank institute. The inspection shall determine whether the AST tank bottom or shell is severely corroded and leaking, and shall include an evaluation of the tank bottom and shell thickness to see whether they meet minimum thickness requirements. The inspector shall visually examine all tanks included in the inspection and, if applicable, check for tank bottom settlement.