What does the glass-lined equipment BFK3000L mean?

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Many specifications for glass-lined equipment list codes such as BFK and BK, but the numbering system for glass-lined equipment specified in GB25025 is not based on these codes. Does anyone know what these letters mean? Or what is the numbering rule for that year?

Reply #22017-02-17

This is not a standard way of indicating the model; I can only conclude that it is an open-type 3000L tank

Reply #32017-02-17

There’s also BF mentioned earlier; when searching for glass-lined equipment online, many listings use this designation. However, I’ve looked in many places yet couldn’t find any information regarding the proper way to name such equipment.

Reply #42017-02-17

Our company also manufactures glass-lined equipment, and we have never used such a notation

Reply #52017-02-17

The model isn’t important; what matters are the specific parameters

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