1. An increase in the maximum allowable working pressure (internal
or external) or temperature of a pressure retaining item regardless of whether or not a physical change was made to the pressure retaining item. 2. A decrease in the minimum temperature such that additional mechanical tests are required or at least design check is needed to confirm the suitability. 3. The addition of new nozzles or opening (in a boiler or pressure vessel) of new sizes other than existing sizes and requiring new reinforcement calculations. 4. A change in the dimensions or contour of a pressure retaining item. 5. In a boiler, an increase in the heating surface or steaming capacity such that increase in the relieving capacity is required. 6. The addition of pressurized jacket to a pressure vessel. 7. Except as permitted in Repair, replacement of a pressure retaining part in a pressure retaining item with a material of different allowable stress or nominal composition from that used in the pressure retaining item to which it is attached. 8. The addition of a bracket or an increase in loading on an existing bracket which affects the design of the pressure retaining item to which it is attached.
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