Guideline I-11
Yes, and if this data as referred to in PED Guideline I-02 is sufficient for the proof of conformity, in principle no additional testing should be performed. The manufacturer (and the Notified Body) shall take into account the material properties of the actual deliveries when claiming the history of safe use for a particular material, […]
Guideline I-13
The PMA shall describe the material properties in a manner that is concise, complete and correct for the foreseen application (see also PED Guideline G-18). It shall comprise qualitative and quantitative data providing evidence thatthe relevant Essential Safety Requirements (ESR) of PED Annex I are met. The responsibility for drawing up the PMA lays with […]
Guideline G-01
A harmonized standard in this context can be a harmonized product standard for an item of pressure equipment or an assembly which may be CE marked. It could also be a harmonized supporting standard, that contains technical data clearly indicating the field of application. In the case of a harmonised supporting standard for materials, presumption […]
Guideline G-15
Yes. Provided all the value limits stated for the particular grade in the harmonized EN material standard are met. Moreover the material manufacturer shall affirm compliance with both the harmonized standard and the additional specification, as requested by Annex I, section 4.3. See also PED Guideline G-01.
Guideline G-21
No If the material manufacturer wants to have his material approved by a notified body the proper way to proceed is to request European approval for material in accordance with Article 15, if the material is not covered by a European harmonised standard under the PED and cited in Official Journal of the European Union […]