About PPFRP/FRP Vaccume Receiver PPFRP Pressure Receiver
Pressure Receivers Storage Tanks having 10 Litres to 10, 000 Litres Capacity in 12.5kg/sq.cm working pressure.
Features:
Long working life
Maintenance free
User friendly.
Superior Material ConstructionPPFRP and FRP materials provide outstanding chemical and corrosion resistance, making these receivers suitable for aggressive fluids in harsh environments. Lightweight compared to metal alternatives, they offer easy installation and long-term durability, minimizing maintenance concerns.
Customizable for Diverse ApplicationsAvailable in vertical or horizontal designs and offering a range of capacities, these receivers are tailored to client specifications. Versatile connection options and nozzle configurations ensure seamless integration into various chemical processes, water treatment facilities, and more.
Excellent Safety and Testing StandardsEvery receiver undergoes hydrotesting and spark testing in compliance with stringent quality protocols. These processes guarantee leakproof and safe operation, making them reliable choices for storage and handling under both vacuum and pressure conditions.
FAQs of PPFRP/FRP Vaccume Receiver PPFRP Pressure Receiver:
Q: How are PPFRP/FRP vacuum and pressure receivers typically used?
A: These receivers are designed for the safe storage, transfer, and handling of vacuum or pressurized liquids, particularly corrosive fluids, in industries such as chemicals, water treatment, petrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals.
Q: What customization options are available for these receivers?
A: Clients can specify capacity (up to 10,000 litres), overall dimensions, orientation (vertical or horizontal), nozzle configurations, connection types (flanged, threaded, or custom), insulation, surface finish, color, and manhole size.
Q: When should I choose a PPFRP/FRP receiver over metallic alternatives?
A: Select PPFRP/FRP receivers when you need excellent chemical and corrosion resistance, lightweight vessels, and long service life in challenging environments where metallic options may corrode or require frequent maintenance.
Q: Where are these receivers commonly installed?
A: They are commonly used in chemical processing facilities, water treatment plants, petrochemical operations, and pharmaceutical manufacturing sites across industries that require safe storage and transportation of corrosive liquids.
Q: What is the typical process for ensuring these receivers meet safety standards?
A: Each receiver is hydrotested and spark tested according to customer and regulatory requirements to confirm leak-tightness and structural integrity before deployment.
Q: What are the benefits of the smooth internal surface and corrosion-resistant coating?
A: The smooth internal finish minimizes residue build-up for easy cleaning, while the external anti-corrosive coating greatly extends product life, even in aggressive and humid industrial settings.
Q: Can these receivers be insulated according to specific needs?
A: Yes, insulation is available as an optional feature and can be customized based on process requirements or environmental conditions to maintain safe liquid handling temperatures.