Although not necessary for most of the technical regulations, it remains important, because Russian and other CIS countries manufacturing plants and companies are obligated to maintain the technical passport for each installed equipment (separate technical passport for each serial number). 

Take a deep look at the passport and see what it actually has

• Every passport starts with the purpose of use of the equipment – what exactly it is for and where it is used (application area). 
• The next section includes the technical characteristics (i.e. specification) regarding materials, size, and the parameters that are unique for any certain type of the equipment. The section also includes the external photo of the product.
• Section 3 incorporates the package content. It is quite common that the manufacturer provides some documentation along with the equipment itself while supplying the product to the end user. This documentation may include instruction and installation manuals, technical datasheets, etc. This section indicates all the documents, their quantity, serial numbers, notes, etc.
• Section 4 tells us about marking and packaging. We may find the information regarding the packaging items that are appropriate for the product including their properties. What is mentioned on the market plate is presented in this section as well. It’s not a surprise to find things like the manufacturer’s trademark, the date of production, the name of specification documents, storage conditions, the name and address of the manufacturer and some other items. The marking plate must be in Russian.
• Section 5 unveils the information about displacement and transportation of the product. Generally speaking, it is about the way the product should be transported in proper conditions. It also gives us the instructions how to treat the product while unpacking it upon the delivery.
• Section 6 mentions the manufacturer’s warranty. The manufacturer under its own responsibility guarantees that the product they’ve made is safe and proper to use. This means that the product does meet the requirements set and mentioned by the manufacturer. In case of any damage the manufacturer is ready to fix the equipment if it is under warranty conditions. But at the same time there’s a warning that improper use of the product may result in the loss of the warranty.

This is the general description of the technical passport itself. The TR CU 032 requirements indicate the additional information that must be mentioned in it. Here below you may find some details.

Declaration of Conformity to the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union TR CU 032/2013 “On safety of the equipment operating under excessive pressure” can omit technical passport as a document necessary for issuing. Here you may find the general information about it.
Because there are three general types of the equipment in accordance with the TR CU 032 (these are pipes, boilers, and vessels), the passports for these types may differ to some extent, but the general information is always the same.
The Technical Regulation of the Customs union "On safety of the equipment operating under excessive pressure" (TR CU 032/2013) – currently the TR of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) – determines main requirements to such products as heat exchangers, vessels, fitting, pipes, valves, boilers, safety devices and other equipment that operates under pressure more than 0,05 MPa.
As different foreign manufacturers come across issuing the Certificates and the Declarations of conformity to the TR CU 032, they can’t help noticing that there’s a big list of the required documents that actually include the technical passport.

The pipeline passport includes the following information:

a) the name and address of the owner enterprise;
b) appointment;
c) date of manufacture (production);
d) working environment;
e) working parameters of the working environment: pressure, MPa (kgf /cm2), temperature, ° С;
f) design life;
g) calculated resource;
h) the estimated number of starts;
i) diagrams, drawings, certificates and other documents for the manufacture (production) and installation of the pipeline.

The boiler passport includes the following information (the amount of information is formed by the manufacturer, depending on the type of boiler):

• manufacturer's name and address;
• date of manufacture (production);
• type (model);
• name and purpose;
• factory number;
• estimated service life;
• estimated resource of the boiler and main parts;
• the estimated number of starts;
• geometric dimensions of the boiler and its elements;

• calculated type of fuel and its heat of combustion, MJ / kg (kcal / kg);
• fuel consumption, m3 / h (t / h);
• type and characteristics of the combustion plant (burners);
• design, working, test pressure, MPa (kgf / cm2);
• the maximum permissible hydraulic resistance of the boiler at the nominal capacity, MPa (kgf / cm2);
• minimum allowable pressure at rated temperature, MPa (kgf / cm2);
• nominal steam temperature at the boiler outlet, ° С;
• design temperature of superheated steam (liquid), ° С;
• nominal fluid temperature at the boiler inlet, ° С;
• nominal and maximum liquid temperature at the outlet of the boiler, ° С;
• nominal, minimum and maximum permissible steam production, t / h;
• nominal, minimum and maximum heating capacity, kW;
• heating surface of the boiler and main parts, m2;
• capacity, m3;
• minimum and maximum permissible fluid flow rate, m3/ h;