Can glass-lined reaction tanks withstand vacuum?
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This post was last edited by cyj2065cyj2065 on 2016-1-25 at 10:57. Can a glass-lined reaction vessel withstand vacuum? I checked the standards \"Enameled Open-Top Stirred Vessels\" HGT 2371-2003 and GBT25027-2010; in both of these standards, the design pressure inside the vessels is 0.24, 0.6, and 1.0 MPa, while the design pressure inside the jackets is 0.6 MPa ； It is not specified that the container is designed for a vacuum environment (such as -0.1 MPa). Is there any risk if glass-lined tanks manufactured to meet these standards are used in vacuum operating conditions? Is it necessary to review (verify) its external pressure? Thank you to all the teachers!
There’s no problem under this vacuum. It can be used.
This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2016-1-26 at 10:47. I have not used vacuum enamel reactors; from what I understand, they are operated under vacuum conditions, which results in a lower pressure inside the jacket to prevent damage to the equipment
No problem, as long as it’s not a prolonged state of high vacuum