Engineered for the duty

Custom Pressure Vessels

Custom-engineered vessels for pressurised storage, reaction, separation and process-buffer duties.

Product overview

Defined by the process.
Built for the operation.

Pressure equipment must be defined by a clear design basis. Vessentra coordinates operating conditions, design conditions, medium, materials, nozzle loads, supports, inspection access and the applicable project requirements before fabrication.

Final construction, operating limits, materials and documentation are confirmed against the agreed project design basis.

Custom Pressure Vessels range

Select the equipment that matches the duty.

Each product page explains where the design fits, what should be specified and which related configurations to compare.

04 Dual-envelope mechanical design

Pressure and Vacuum Vessel

A custom vessel mechanically designed for the defined combination of internal pressure, external pressure and vacuum operating cases.

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06 Collection and vacuum-system protection

Vacuum Receiver Tank

A vacuum-rated receiver that collects liquid, manages carryover and provides stable separation between process equipment and the vacuum source.

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07 Controlled phase disengagement

Gas-Liquid Separator Vessel

An engineered pressure vessel that separates entrained liquid from gas or vapor using controlled velocity, residence time and selected internals.

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Typical applications

Where this vessel fits.

Application details are reviewed before equipment configuration is finalised.

  • 01Pressurised liquid storage
  • 02Process buffer service
  • 03Reaction duties
  • 04Separation vessels
  • 05Gas-liquid service
  • 06Skid-integrated vessels

Engineering configuration

Configured around your duty.

The equipment is developed from process inputs, operating conditions, cleaning requirements and site interfaces.

01

Design conditions

Operating and design pressure, temperature, medium and load cases are established as part of the project basis.

02

Mechanical arrangement

Orientation, heads, supports, nozzles, access and lifting features are developed for the installation.

03

Process interfaces

Connections, instruments and safety accessories are coordinated with the surrounding process system.

04

Project compliance

The applicable design and documentation requirements are confirmed for each destination and project scope.

Specification framework

The right questions before fixed numbers.

Project limits are confirmed through engineering review. These fields describe the decisions needed for an accurate, application-specific configuration.

Working volume Defined according to project requirements
Product-contact material Selected for process and cleaning compatibility
Vessel geometry Configured around process duty and installation
Agitation Application-specific options where required
Heating and cooling Jacketed and insulated configurations available
Cleaning Manual, CIP or SIP-ready configuration
Instrumentation Selected for the operating and control strategy
Documentation Project-specific documentation package

Common questions

Planning your vessel project.

What is needed to request a pressure vessel quotation?

Provide the medium, working volume, operating and design conditions, material preference, orientation, connection schedule, installation location and applicable project requirements.

Can nozzles and instruments be customised?

Yes. Their type, size, rating and position can be coordinated with process, access and maintenance requirements.

Which pressure vessel standard will be used?

The applicable standard must be confirmed for the installation location, design basis and agreed project scope before engineering begins.

Talk to engineering

Start with the process requirement.

Share the product, working volume, operating conditions, cleaning method and project location. We will use them to structure the next engineering conversation.

Discuss your project