Pressure Vessel Shell

A pressure vessel shell is the main structural component of a pressure vessel, typically a cylindrical or spherical outer shell, designed to contain high-pressure gases or liquids. It is the core component of the pressure vessel, responsible for withstanding internal pressure and ensuring structural integrity.
Pressure vessel shells are used in the manufacture of gas storage tanks, separators, and reactors, and are designed to withstand high-pressure gases or liquids. Materials range from carbon steel to nickel-based alloys to meet different environmental requirements. Manufacturing processes include cutting, forming, welding, heat treatment, and precision machining to ensure performance and safety.