Are there tower-type containers and storage containers for high-pressure vessels?
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Dear sea friends, are there tower-type containers and storage containers for high-pressure vessels? Does any friend know this and could provide some guidance?
Yes, high-pressure vessels are defined as vessels whose design pressure is 10 MPa or greater and less than 100 MPa. Any tower-type vessel or storage vessel with a design pressure of 10 MPa or greater certainly falls into this category
The principle is this, but it’s not known whether it actually exists.
I’ve never seen a tower with such high pressure; I have seen storage tanks with pressures of around 10 MPa, made of composite materials, carbon steel, or wrapped containers.
Yes, for example, in petrochemical hydrogenation units, a circulating hydrogen desulfurization tower with a pressure of over 10 MPA is considered a high-pressure tower
The tower should have storage containers; they can be small. If they’re too large, there probably won’t be plates that thick
Yes, high-pressure containers are only related to pressure, not to the type of container. However, high-pressure towers are generally rare.
Yes, it’s related to the processing conditions. ╯▂╰ The device only provides meager support(?д?;?).