Ohio Admin. Code 1301:3-4-08 - Standards for conducting and reporting hydrostatic tests

(A) All historical boilers shall pass a hydrostatic test at one and one-quarter of the boiler's maximum allowable working pressure every three years or more frequently if required by the inspector. The triennial hydrostatic test shall be conducted in the presence of a general inspector. Upon successful completion of the hydrostatic test and all other aspects of the inspection, the board inspector shall issue a sticker indicating the approved boiler's maximum allowable working pressure and the year and month the inspection was performed. The sticker shall be prominently displayed on the boiler.
(B) A hydrostatic test of an a historical boiler shall be conducted at a pressure one and one-quarter of the maximum allowable working pressure of the boiler. An accurate test gage shall be used when hydrostatically pressure testing an a historical boiler. The boiler gage may be calibrated against the test gage. The water temperature during the test shall be between sixty and one hundred twenty degrees Fahrenheit. The required hydrostatic test pressure shall be maintained for the duration of the inspection without distortion or leakage in any of the pressure retaining boundaries or appurtenances of the boiler. A report of the hydrostatic test shall be submitted to the historical boilers licensing board division of industrial compliance within fifteen days of the date of the test. Upon successful completion of a hydrostatic test and submittal of the test form, the board division shall issue a sticker indicating the test's successful completion date. The sticker shall then be applied to the boiler's certificate of operation as proof of completion of the required triennial hydrostatic test for an a historical boiler.

Notes

Ohio Admin. Code 1301:3-4-08
Effective: 3/6/2020
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 11/22/2019 and 11/22/2024
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4104.34
Rule Amplifies: 4104.36
Prior Effective Dates: 05/27/2003 (Emer.), 04/30/2006, 11/30/2006, 11/07/2014

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