Process equipment, or process equipment, are the devices that actually take the work off the hands of employees within a production process. It arose during the industrial revolution, when machines were developed that could, for example, process cotton into pieces of cloth. Previously this was done by hand, but not anymore. Today, process equipment also enables processes that cannot be performed by human hands. Consider, for example, the establishment of chemical reactions. This equipment is therefore actually the beating heart of a production process. It creates the possibility, based on natural laws, of raw materials and energy products that we use in everyday life. Two types of process equipment can be distinguished:
Fixed Equipment
First, there is fixed equipment, or fixed equipment. These generally have no moving parts and owe this name there on. This concerns, for example, heat exchangers, boilers, storage tanks and pipelines.
Rotating Equipment
In contrast to fixed equipment, rotating equipment does move part or all of the installation. Think of pumps, compressors, motors or turbines. These are not made by us, but can be installed.
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Process equipment is used in almost every production process. Logically, not much happens in a process without the equipment. This makes the number of applications and the different types of equipment very diverse. Below are some examples of equipment that Cliff development d have, so you get an idea of the possibilities.
Pressure vessels – Pressure vessels
For certain processes it is important that gas or liquid is kept under a certain pressure that is significantly different from the pressure provided by the outside air. This is possible with a pressure vessel.
reactors
When two substances interact, we call it a reaction. For some processes it is necessary to induce a reaction. This must also be done safely. Cliff, the working drawings and structural calculations for reactors make.
Heat exchangers – Heat exchangers
A heat exchanger or heat exchanger is used to transfer heat between two or more liquids. In this way, a heat exchanger can be used for both cooling and heating. A specific example of a heat exchanger that we can produce is the floating head exchanger.
Autoclaves
An autoclave is a closed pressure vessel in which the contents are sterilized by means of steam under pressure. In addition, autoclaves are also widely used in industry to vulcanize rubber, for example.
tanks
An industrial tank is designed to hold its contents neatly and securely. In certain cases, another change takes place in the tank, such as with clarifiers. The work on the development of tanks run also very different.
