Gas storage tank

This paper examines whether a 0.8 MPa gas storage tank can be connected to its safety valve using galvanized steel piping. It analyzes the pressure-bearing capacity of galvanized pipes, their connection methods, and relevant installation codes, emphasizing that,…

In industrial foreign trade and technical exchanges, accurately conveying equipment names is of paramount importance. This article provides a detailed analysis of the English translations for air compressors, screw compressors, and air receivers, along with complete English expressions…

Many companies, when designing their production lines, often consider locating air-compressor receiver tanks directly within the workshop to save space. However, as pressure vessels, receiver tanks must be installed in strict compliance with safety regulations. This article examines…

Significant water accumulation inside an air compressor is typically caused by condensation during the compression process. Moisture not only accelerates equipment corrosion but also emulsifies the lubricating oil, compromising the proper operation of downstream pneumatic devices. This article…

In compressed air systems, the air receiver tank is the most typical and legally designated pressure vessel component. Moreover, in certain screw compressors, the oil–gas separator tank also falls under the category of pressure vessels when it meets…

This article provides a detailed analysis of whether an air storage tank with a working pressure of 0.8 MPa and a volume of 600 L qualifies as special equipment. Based on the current Safety Technical Code for Pressure…

Air compressors and air receivers, as critical pressure vessels, are widely used in industrial production; however, they also pose serious safety risks, including vessel rupture, fire, and electric shock. This paper thoroughly analyzes the primary safety hazards of…

Pressure vessels, as critical special-purpose equipment, have a design service life that directly impacts production safety. Current Chinese regulations do not prescribe a uniform, fixed retirement age for all pressure vessels; instead, they require design organizations to specify…