I was walking in my neighborhood in NY (Hell's Kitchen area) and saw this large square shaped thing that apparently was made of iron, maybe steel but was apparently rusted. I took a photo of it and a close up photo of the engraved letters on it. Maybe if you can look closely at the attached photo you can make out some of what it says.
The thing had on its upper right corner, a protrusion that essentially was like a part of a plumbing pipe that had inner threads.
My best guess is that this is part of a boiler for a building.
Any engineers or building- maintenance workers who know what this is and can verify it?
What is this?
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2020-10-14 7:50 pm
It looks like a front plate of a domestic boiler. While the photo of a plaque is not very legible, you can make out words "Certified for use", "steam", and "water bolrs."
2020-10-13 8:12 am
Yes, part of a boiler, perhaps for a steam heating system.
in fact, I can make out the word "steam" and "certified by" but not much else.
in fact, I can make out the word "steam" and "certified by" but not much else.
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