Structural composition of glass lined reactor

Many chemical equipment in chemical production, such as various storage tanks, measuring tanks, height tanks, etc. used for storing materials, heat exchangers, distillation towers, settling tanks, filters, etc. used for physical treatment of materials, and glass lined reactor, synthesis furnaces, etc. used for chemical reactions of materials, vary in structure, shape, pressure capacity, etc. But their common feature is that they can withstand a certain amount of pressure and have a shell, collectively known as a pressure vessel (referred to as a container). So, pressure vessels are the general term for various pressure equipment casings. Due to the fact that pressure vessels are mainly used in chemical production, they are commonly referred to as chemical vessels.

Next, let me tell you the structural composition of a chemical vessel glass lined reactor, which is generally composed of a shell (also known as a cylinder or spherical shell), an end cover (also known as a head), a flange, a support, an interface pipe, a manhole, a handhole, a mirror, and so on. The general components of atmospheric and low-pressure pressure vessels are mostly standardized and can be directly selected in design and application.