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What standards are followed for the design, manufacturing, and inspection of stainless steel reaction vessels?

2017-06-28 View Original

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What standards are followed for the design, manufacturing, and inspection of stainless steel reaction vessels?
Reply #2 2017-06-28
1. When the process parameters of the reactor fall within the scope of application of TSG 21-2016 \"Regulations on Safety Supervision of Fixed Pressure Vessels\", it shall be designed, manufactured, inspected, and accepted in accordance with GB 150-2011 \"Pressure Vessels\", and shall also be subject to the supervision stipulated in TSG 21-2016 \"Regulations on Safety Supervision of Fixed Pressure Vessels\". 2. Scope of application of GB 150: (1) Steel pressure vessels – Design pressure: not more than 35 MPa; Design temperature: -269°C to 900°C. (2) Vessels made of other metal materials are subject to the standards referenced in GB 150, such as JB/T 4734 “Welded aluminum vessels”, JB/T 4745 “Welded titanium vessels”, JB/T 4755 “Welded copper vessels”, JB/T 4756 “Welded nickel and nickel alloy vessels”, and NB/T 47011 “Zirconium pressure vessels”. 3. When the process parameters of the reactor correspond to those of atmospheric-pressure vessels, the design unit shall determine the appropriate standard based on the process conditions (such as GB 150-2011 “Pressure vessels” and NB/T 47003.1-2009 “Welded steel atmospheric-pressure vessels”), and follow those standards for design, manufacturing, inspection, and acceptance
Reply #3 2017-06-28
For horizontal reaction vessels, the standards for horizontal containers also need to be followed

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