Process Tanks and Storage Tanks
Process tanks are any tanks that are used in a process for either storage of fuels, transportation of fluids either at high/normal pressure and temperature, storage of fluids at the high/normal temperature or pressure and tanks that maintain the temperature of the fluid at the constant temperature by providing heating or cooling coils.
Our tanks serve multipurpose for mixing of 2 fluids or mixing of fluids which are at different temperatures.
Thermodyne Engineering System design, manufacture and have commissioned successfully almost all types of process tanks for storage of the variety of fluids. Tanks supplied by us have been installed at some of the leading Process industries both in India and Abroad.
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Thermodyne have an experience in manufacturing tanks of various sizes and shapes which includes cylindrical shells having flat, hemispherical, torispherical and elliptical ends.
Thermodyne Boilers have also manufactured tanks of various materials including MS, SS-304, SS-316 that suits the customer’s requirements and applications. Our tanks undergo quality check at extreme conditions.
Along with the Boiler we also provide tanks for your turnkey project which can be used to
- Store Feed Water
- Fuel
- Condensate
- Steam, etc.
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Process Tanks Applications
- Fuel hold and storage tanks
- Cold/hot water tanks for boilers
- Hot water calorifier tanks with heating coils
- Chemical storage tanks with agitators
- Transportation Tanks
- Mixing Tanks.
- Pressure Vessels.
- Tank for other fluids
Process Tanks in various industries
- Food and Beverage industry
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Sugar Mills
- Breweries
- Paper Mill
- Dairy and Milk Industries
- Other process industries
The capacity of Thermodyne Process Tank
Process Tank capacities range from 100 liters up to 1,00,000 liters
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Process Tanks: Applications & Manufacturer in India FAQ
A process tank is a vessel or other container used for the mixing, batching, or preparation of chemicals, feeds, wastewater, or other components. Process tanks are used in a variety of industries, including chemical processing, food and beverage processing, and oil and gas production.
There are many different types of process tanks, each designed for a specific purpose. Some common types of process tanks include:
Mixing tanks: These tanks are used to mix two or more substances together.
Batching tanks: These tanks are used to hold a specific amount of material for a specific period of time.
Reaction tanks: These tanks are used to carry out chemical reactions.
Storage tanks: These tanks are used to store liquids or solids.
Process tanks can be constructed from a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, fiberglass, and concrete. The material used to construct a process tank depends on the type of material that will be stored in the tank, the temperature and pressure conditions of the process, and the desired lifespan of the tank.
The design of a process tank is affected by a number of factors, including the type of material that will be stored in the tank, the temperature and pressure conditions of the process, the desired lifespan of the tank, and the required safety features.
Process tanks require regular maintenance to ensure that they operate safely and efficiently. Maintenance tasks may include cleaning, inspection, and repair.
Common problems with process tanks include leaks, corrosion, and contamination. Leaks can cause environmental damage and safety hazards. Corrosion can weaken the tank and lead to leaks. Contamination can occur when foreign materials enter the tank and can cause problems with the process.
Process tanks can be made more efficient by using insulation, heating and cooling systems, and agitators. Insulation can help to reduce heat loss and energy costs. Heating and cooling systems can help to maintain the desired temperature and pressure conditions of the process. Agitators can help to mix the contents of the tank and ensure that the process is carried out evenly.
Process tanks must be designed and operated in a safe manner to prevent leaks, explosions, and other hazards. Safety features may include pressure relief valves, emergency shut-off valves, and monitoring systems.
There are many resources available to learn more about process tanks. Some helpful resources include:
Trade magazines and websites
Professional associations
Technical schools and universities
The future trends for process tanks include the use of new materials, such as composites and plastics, the development of more efficient and environmentally friendly designs, and the use of automation and monitoring systems to improve safety and performance.