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Section 27: External inspection

The Maharashtra Boiler Rules, 1962State Rules of Maharashtra · 1923

Boilers must be examined externally as well as internally; particular attention should be paid to the external parts of the boilers, wherein contact with seating blocks and brick work, especially when the situation is damp. Having regard to any serious defects discovered, Deputy Directors should take care, in order to ensure proper inspection, that boilers, of which the whole of the outside cannot be readily examined are cleared whenever they consider it necessary of any concealing covering, supports or fittings.

The Maharashtra Boiler Rules, 1962 13 Saddle tanks and engine fittings of locomotive type boilers should be removed for inspection of the parts underneath at the first inspection and at any reasonable period afterwards if the Deputy Director cannot satisfy himself. If the Owners in any special case have any good reasons for not wishing to clear covered parts, the case should be submitted to the Director for orders. The Deputy Director must keep in mind that he is not certify as efficient any boiler regarding the condition of which be cannot thoroughly satisfy himself.

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ActThe Maharashtra Boiler Rules, 1962
Section27
Marginal noteExternal inspection
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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