What are pressure vessels?

Pressure vessels are enclosed containers used to hold liquids, vapors, and gases at a pressure significantly higher or lower than the ambient pressure. They are widely used in various industries such as petrochemical, oil and gas, chemical, and food processing industries. Equipment such as reactors, flash drums, separators, and heat exchangers are examples of pressure vessels. Each pressure vessel must be operated within its design temperature and pressure, which is the pressure vessel‘s safety limits. The design, construction, and testing of pressure vessels are extensively carried out by knowledgeable personnel and are governed by regulations because the accidental release and leakage of its contents is a danger to its surrounding environment. Some of the well-known standards are the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (ASME BPVC) Section VIII, and the American Petroleum Industry (API) 510 Pressure Vessel Inspection Code.

CITIUS Pressure Vessel Toolkit

Function

• Provides Facilities to Automate the 3D Modeling / Manufacturing Drawing Generation
• Automatically Create the Boiler Shell Boiler Saddles Nozzles of various Specifications Lifting Lugs
• 3D model simplification for FEM, multi-spindle drilling program generation are salient features
• Automatic Generation of Manufacturing Drawings: Boiler GA Drawing + BOM Detailed Mfg. Drawings for Assembly and components

Value addition

• Elimination of Errors in Design calculations and assigning Parameters
• Faster Model Creation & Drawing Generation Processes
• Manual errors Eliminated
• Increased Productivity of the Designer / Draughtsman