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Is a mechanical filter considered a pressure vessel?

2011-11-24View Original

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Excuse me, does a mechanical filter count as a pressure vessel? Is there any fundamental difference between water pressure reaching 0.3 MPA and gas pressure reaching 0.3 MPA? Gases are considered pressure vessels, but what about liquids?
Reply #22011-11-24
To determine whether it is a pressure vessel, one needs to refer to the relevant regulations, focusing on the gas phase space, which serves as an important criterion for making such a judgment.
Reply #32011-11-24
To determine whether it is a pressure vessel, one needs to refer to the relevant regulations, focusing on the gas phase space, which serves as an important criterion for making such a judgment.

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