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Medical water tank

2018-06-25View Original

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Question: For medical water tanks made of 304 material that must be of food-grade quality, what standards should be followed for their design? And what standards are followed for welding materials?
Reply #22018-06-26
It should be the 150 or normal pressure vessel standard. Check the relevant standard documents for welding materials.
Reply #32018-06-27
The last edit of this post was made by Save for future reference on 2018-6-27 at 10:24; 1. The sanitary grade should meet GMP requirements. During design, care should be taken to ensure there are no dead corners or residues; structures with gusset rings, for example, are not allowed. 2. For the selection of welding materials, corresponding welders should be chosen based on the base material; this has nothing to do with hygiene standards. It is only necessary that the weld be polished to be level with the base material or have a slight excess height, and the surface of the weld should be smooth and clean. 3. The weld quality (non-destructive testing, etc.) is no different from the requirements for other containers.

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