Reactor Vessel

Applications

• Aboveground storage tanks to store chemicals and fuels, including oil, gas and petrochemicals.
• Belowground storage tanks to store chemicals and fuels, with the contents partially stored underground.
• Pressurized railroad tank cars to transport chemicals, fuels and liquids from production locations to storage and usage locations.
• Pressure vessels to separate components from the raw material or process input such as the benzene splitter in an oil refinery.
• The reactor pressure vessel for processes that require pressure to take place or create pressure resulting from the process.
• Jacketed process vessels for processes that need to maintain a required temperature.
• Lined process vessels commonly found in the food, pharmaceutical, chemical and paper industries, for processing substances that may cause rust or corrosion to the equipment.
• An autoclave is used for processes that require high temperatures and high pressures in a sterile environment.