Pressure Vessels Fabrication Expertise
Bendel Tank & Heat Exchanger has a long history of designing and manufacturing custom pressure vessels. With decades of experience, we have built a vast array of Pressure Vessels & Reactors with wall thickness exceeding 1″, diameters up to 15 feet, and weighing up to 70 tons.
Due to the many different industries we
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Specialty Vessels & Equipment
Bendel can design, fabricate - and inventory - unique vessel assemblies for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) who need to procure specific aspects of their equipment manufacturing process, to have on-hand and ready-to-ship from an off-site location, due to space or time constraints.Some typical projects include Pressure/Vacuum Autoclaves for the textile
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HOW PRESSURE VESSELS WORK
We received so much great feedback from our article on 'The Science Behind Heat Exchangers' posted to our blog recently, that we decided to discuss the “science behind pressure vessels” this week!In simple terms, a pressure vessel is a sealed container that is intended to hold liquids or gases at a pressure level that is different from pressure outside the vessel.
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Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger Options Explained
Heat exchangers offer a reliable method of transferring heat between liquids and gases, without direct contact between the two mediums.
There are several classes of heat exchangers including double-tube, shell and tube, tube in tube, and plate heat exchangers
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We have been posting some “behind-the-scenes” and educational information about Heat Exchangers, how they work, what is the science behind them, and so forth. Today we'll take a look at “flow arrangement” and how we classify flow arrangement when fabricating our Heat Exchangers.
When it comes to flow arrangement, there are two primary classifications of heat exchangers:
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