Pressure tanks
Based on the client's technical specifications, we are able to design and build atmospheric or pressurized tanks that comply with current construction standards such as ASTM, ASME, PED (ISPESL), MERKBLATT, etc. A tank can be characterized by some fundamental information, first and foremost its capacity, typically expressed in liters or cubic meters. For pressurized tanks, it is also important to know the maximum allowable pressure, beyond which there is a risk of the tank being damaged or even exploding if it is not equipped with a safety valve. It is often helpful to also know the tank's overall dimensions and weight. It is also important to know the tank's operating/design temperature in order to calculate and provide the correct insulation material and thickness.
A pressure vessel is a container designed to hold gases or liquids at a pressure different from the external pressure. Typically, the fluid contained within the vessel is at a higher pressure than the external pressure.
Some examples of pressure vessels are: damper plenums for reciprocating compressors, distillation columns in refineries and petrochemical plants, nuclear reactor vessels, gas and liquid tanks.
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