Leveling vessels
Condensing vessels are designed for maintaining consistency and equation of the condensate levels in the connecting lines, transferring the differential pressure from the membrane to the pressure-difference transmitters when measuring the steam flow.
Leveling vessels are designed for maintenance of the constant liquid level in one of the two connection lines when measuring liquid level in the tanks with the help of the pressure-difference transmitters.
Depending on the connection point of the impulse lines, leveling vessels are manufactured in the following design variants:
- for closed tanks (bottom and side nipples for connection to the impulse lines);
- for open tanks (one bottom nipple).
Separation vessels are designed for protection of the inside spaces of the sensors against the direct impact of the measured hazardous media by transferring the pressure through the spacer fluid.
Depending on the connection point of the impulse lines, the separation vessels are manufactured in the following design variants:
- bottom and top nipples for connection to the impulse lines;
- side nipples for the side connection of the impulse lines
Pipeline vessels – are products composing impulse lines of high-pressure pipelines, tap devices, and base constructions.
They are designed for stabilizing the medium in order for their condition, quality, pressure, and temperature to be measured by the EC&I equipment
There’re three different types of vessel used for different purposes:
· SR - separation vessel
· SU – levelling vessel
· SK - condensing vessel
Pipeline vessels are manufactured from steel and have an additional function of EC&I equipment protection.