Does a reactor jacket equipped with heat transfer oil constitute a pressure vessel?
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Does a reactor jacket equipped with heat transfer oil constitute a pressure vessel?
Take a look at the latest definition of pressure vessels in GB150
If it meets GB150 requirements, it is considered a pressure vessel; whether supervision and inspection are required depends on the regulations for pressure vessels.
It depends on the design parameters of your reactor; pressure is not the only factor – the properties of the medium are also essential. The technical specifications you provide to the manufacturer when purchasing a reactor determine its characteristics. Take a look at the drawings.
It is impossible to make a judgment based solely on the poster’s words.
If the inner cylinder does not belong to the upper category of pressure vessels, then a jacket filled with heat transfer oil also does not belong to the upper category of pressure vessels.
Pressure vessels are generally divided into \"GB 150 vessels\" and \"vessels regulated by relevant standards\". Those that are not subject to inspection fall under the category of GB 150 vessels, while those that are subject to supervision under relevant standards are known as vessels regulated by relevant standards
If the jacket medium is heat transfer oil, it does not meet the criteria for classification under the Solid Content Regulations. If the inner cylinder does not fall into a certain category, then this equipment also does not fall into that category.