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Pressure Vessels

Pressure Vessels

  • Air Receiver
  • Air Compressor
  • Boilers
  • Calorifiers
  • Expansion Vessels
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Pressure Vessels

Air Receiver
  • An Air Receiver, sometimes referred to as a compressed air tank, is an integral part of any compressed air system.
  • The main purpose of this is to act as temporary storage to accommodate the peaks of demand from your system and to optimize the running efficiency of your plant.
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Air Compressor
  • An Air Compressor is a pneumatic device that converts power (using an electric motor, diesel or gasoline engine, etc.) into potential energy stored in pressurized air (i.e., compressed air).
  • By one of several methods, an air compressor forces more and more air into a storage tank, increasing the pressure.
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Boilers
  • A Boiler is, in general, any closed liquid-containing vessel to which heat is applied. It is also called a steam generator as it transforms water into steam.
  • A boiler is either for the main propulsion or for auxiliary machinery.
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Calorifiers
  • A Calorifier is an indirect-fired water heater to provide hot water in a heating and hot water system.
  • As an indirect fired water heater cannot produce the heat itself due to the missing burner, it relies on an external heat source.
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Expansion Vessels
  • Expansion vessels, also known as expansion tanks, can be found in most domestic pressurized heating systems.
  • If you have a combi-boiler, you will have an expansion vessel.
  • This vessel contains air and water from the central heating system, and its purpose is to maintain the right level of pressure in the system.