Pressure Vessels

Pressure vessels or Air Receivers can be found everywhere from gasoline tankers to basement boilers. Given the fact that these vessels have several benefits to offer, these have made their presence in several industries. However, their utility is surpassed only by the perilous consequences if they are not aptly constructed and maintained. This crucial reference guides several technicians as well as mechanical engineers through the maze of the constantly updated International Boiler and Pressure Vessel codes which govern design, inspection, fabrications and safety.

Pressure vessels are widely used for transmitting and storing gases, vapors and liquids under pressure in general. The pressures of liquids, vapors and gases will exert an equal pressure on the ends and walls of the pressure vessel. Due to the internal loading, stresses are included on the few sections of the cylinder wall.

• According to the dimensions
• According to the end constructions

There are different reasons of using pressure vessels. These pressure vessels are used fluids for storing gases, liquids and vapors under pressure. Given below are some of the most common and major uses of pressure vessels.

• These are used in engine cylinders
• Pressures vessels are widely used for storing chemicals in chemical plants
• These are used in steam boilers
• These are used for storing petroleum products such as diesel and petrol

Designed and manufactured using high quality steel, these make for the right choice for usage in different industries. Choose steel pressure vessels for they are durable, safe and more efficient.