Urgent questions about the air compressor storage tank! !
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May I ask: 1. What is a BR1-class pressure vessel? ? 2. Do you know the components of the pulse tank used in air compressors? Does it belong to the third category of pressure vessels? 3. Could you recommend some large, well-known domestic manufacturers of pressure vessels for use with air compressors (other than Shenjiang)? ? Thank you so much! ! This post was last edited by mealie on 2009-2-26 11:50]
1. B1 is a seamless gas cylinder. 2. It’s a buffer tank – how can it be classified as category 3? Generally, they fall into categories 1 or 2; only high-pressure compressors are classified as category 3. 3. This type of tank is the simplest to manufacture; anyone can do it. But generally, factories aren’t interested in producing such simple tanks; companies like Shenjiang produce them in bulk
Thank you! ! 1. I would like to ask about BR1 grade: I’ve seen on some companies’ websites that they claim to be able to manufacture pressure vessels of BR1 grade, for example, with a BR1 grade pressure vessel manufacturing license No. 2. According to you, is a pulse tank equal to a buffer tank? What is it specifically used for? What is the function? 3. Could you recommend two factories that do a good job? It’s in the Yangtze River Delta area. Thank you again; I’m waiting online
BR1 was the original classification code for pressure vessels, corresponding to today’s B1 class pressure vessels (i.e., seamless gas cylinders)
The pulse tank you mentioned for use with compressors – by your description, it refers to small piston machines. Larger screw compressors don’t come equipped with a buffer tank built into them; instead, the user has to provide one separately. The purpose of a buffer tank is to stabilize the pressure and flow rate at the compressor’s output, and it also serves as a storage unit. As for the manufacturers, I’m not sure; I know of a factory in Fengxian, similar to Shenjiang I think
Grade Range of Pressure Vessel Manufacturing Representative Products Class A Ultra-high pressure vessels, high-pressure vessels, (A1)； Third category of low and medium pressure vessels (A2) ； On-site welding of spherical storage tanks or manufacturing of spherical shell plates (A3) ； Non-metallic pressure vessels (A4) ； Medical oxygen chamber (A5) Note: A1 should indicate structural types such as single-layer, forged and welded, multi-layer wrapping, banding, heat-shrinking, coiling, seamless, forged, or tubed; similar to Category B seamless gas cylinders (B1), welded gas cylinders (B2), and special gas cylinders (B3). Note: B2 should specify whether it refers to cylinders containing (limited to) dissolved acetylene or liquefied petroleum gas. B3 indicates Class C railway tank cars (C1) for motor vehicles, such as wound, non-refillable, vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinders ； Motorized tank truck or long-tube trailer (C2) ； Tank container (C3) Class D, Category 1 pressure vessel (D1), Category 2 low and medium pressure vessels
The post I made got a warning :L I don’t know why.... Regarding the issue of BR1, after doing some research, my answer is as follows: BR1 was the original standard (applicable to boiler pressure vessels), corresponding to today’s D1 and D2 standards. As for pulse tanks, I think soulblack is the correct choice; I just don’t know if manufacturers like Shenjiang are capable of producing them. I hope someone who knows the answer can help me... I’m really seeking advice here... Please stop giving me warnings. Also, if anyone knows of other good manufacturers aside from these two who are willing to take on smaller orders, please send me a message. Thank you~~
I took another look; it says the title needs to be changed. I wonder if Banban will be satisfied with this new title...
1. BR1 was the previous classification system for the license levels regarding pressure vessel manufacturing, as follows: BR1, Class 1 pressure vessels； Category II low and medium pressure vessels. The DR grade corresponds to gas cylinders, where DR1 refers to seamless gas cylinders. 2. When the design pressure is 10 MPa or greater, it belongs to category three ； When the design pressure is greater than or equal to 1.6a and less than 10 MPa, it is classified as category II ； When it is greater than or equal to 0.1 MPa and less than 1.6 MPa, it belongs to category one. The pulse tank should be a buffer tank.
1. BR1=D1\D2=seamless gas cylinder. 2. Pulse tank = buffer tank. 3. We produce it at home; get in touch with me.