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Chapter 15 Vessels - Pearson
210 Chapter 15 Vessels ObjectivesUpon completion of this Chapter , you will be able Describe the purpose or function of Vessels (tanks, drums, cylinders, dryers, filters, reactors, and bins/hoppers) in the process industries. (NAPTA Vessels 1) p. Explain the relationship of pressure to the vessel shape and wall thickness. (NAPTA Vessels 2) p. Define and provide examples of the following components as they relate to Vessels :desiccantfloating roofarticulated drainblanketingspherical tankfoam chambersumpmixer/agitatorgauge hatchmanwayheat tracing system (steam or electrical)vapor recovery systemvortex breakerbaffleweirbootmist eliminatorvane separator (NAPTA Vessels 4) p.
bund wall, bunding, dike, or firewall, p. 220. Continuous reaction—a chemical process in which raw materials (reactants) are continuously being fed in and products are continuously being formed and removed from the reactor vessel, p. 220. Cylinder—a vessel that can hold extremely volatile or high-pressure materials, p. 215.
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