Practical charts, technical documents, and selection references for filtration engineers, maintenance teams, and buyers. Check source conditions before applying the data.
Part 4 of From Drawing to Nameplate explains how examination, inspection, pressure testing, nameplate marking and certification fit together in ASME Section VIII, Division 1 original construction for filter housings.
AI-generated editorial illustration for The Dirty Filter; not a technical drawing, certification mark or field-test instruction.
Part 3 of the ASME housing series explains how approved drawings become controlled fabrication work: material traceability, fit-up, welding qualification evidence, inspection coordination, documented repairs and final supplier records.
AI-generated editorial illustration of fabrication and welding coordination for a pressure-vessel filter housing; not a technical drawing or certification record.
Part 2 of the ASME filter-housing series explains how material specifications, design conditions, wetted seals, MTRs, heat traceability and substitutions should be handled before a vessel reaches the nameplate.
AI-generated editorial illustration, not a technical drawing: material records and traceability paperwork beside unmarked pressure-vessel components.
Part 1 explains why an ASME Section VIII, Division 1 filter housing starts with service conditions, design basis, geometry, materials and documentation—not a pressure rating alone.
AI-generated editorial illustration: a closed liquid-filter pressure housing and engineering documents before fabrication. Not a technical drawing, actual installation, ASME stamp or certification endorsement.