Used reactors are often already equipped with advanced agitator technology, measurement and control systems and load cells. These accessories would be very expensive if purchased new.

The purchase of a used reactor also offers an opportunity to save on the cost of NRC insurance coverage. This is because the insurance pool for nuclear reactors excludes operating units.

Warranty

Distributor of used ASME code reactors for sale, industrial chemical process equipment. Products include tanks, distillers pressure vessels. Capabilities also include fabrication, design, erection maintenance services. Industries served include energy, transportation, petrochemical, construction pulp paper. Products can be steam or dimple jacketed, glass lined electrically heated. Sizes up to 12 ft. dia 30 ft. length are available with shell pressure up to 5000 psig.

Custom fabricator designer of stainless steel Hastelloy(r) tank reactors. Other fabricated metal products include air receivers, storage shop tanks, digesters, clarifiers, evaporators dryers, batch equipment calandrias. Services also include machining, forming welding. Finishing specialized testing options are offered. Materials worked with include carbon stainless steel, Hastelloy(r), Inconel(r), Monel(r) titanium.

Manufacturer of stainless Hastelloy(r) stirred non-stirred industrial reactors, fixed bed catalyst tubular continuous reactors laboratory plant scale fabricated reactors. Stainless steel tantalum surface alloys provide higher corrosion acid resistance than Hastelloy(r). Product lines are used in chemical pharmaceutical, plating, water treatment, dairy/food/beverage transportation applications. Custom fabrication, engineering, machining, lining, inspection, MIG, TIG submerged arc welding field erection services are provided. Meets ASME API standards. Rental, preventative maintenance equipment restoration services are also offered. Customer support is provided by telephone on-site service.

Disassembly

If a product is not functioning properly, disassembly may be necessary. This reversible process separates the product into its component parts or subassemblies without damaging the connectors and fasteners. It can be used to diagnose a problem, replace a defective part or take parts for sale. Disassembly can also be used to test or demonstrate the performance of a new or replacement component.

The word disassemble has a number of meanings, but it is usually used to refer to the breakdown or removal of a device or system into its component parts or subsystems. This reversible process can be used to examine the components for problems, replace a defective component, or to remove a device from service. Disassembly can be done on a computer, printer, television, or any other hardware.

It is important to remember that any unauthorized or nonexempt add-on parts can void this warranty. Use of such parts could cause failures of the warranted parts and result in a claim for reimbursement or compensation by the Air Resources Board. Therefore, any parts not manufactured or supplied by Traulsen or specified in the Operator’s Manual on the Traulsen website should not be used with glass-lined equipment. This includes but is not limited to EZ Clean gaskets, sensors, controls, etc.

Inspection

The re-inspection is an important step to ensure that the equipment is functioning as it should. It is especially important to look at the safety hazards. Make sure to check everywhere, including up, down, around and inside. Make notes on what you find so that you don’t forget it later. Even though the supervisor may interpret your reporting as criticism, you should report any unsafe conditions. This will help you avoid a serious accident.

The inspection of the outlet collector is a critical operation to prevent that dirt, for example as catalyst debris, accumulates at the exit of the buy reactors and leads into downstream equipment. Currently, this is done by removing the entire outlet collector. This is a difficult and time-consuming task. The outlet collector is fastened by a large number of fixing points, and it is often heavy and requires a crane to lift it.

Cleaning issues are a top priority for many manufacturers. To avoid product contamination, they need to be confident that their systems are thoroughly cleaned between batches. To verify the cleanability of their equipment, companies perform a variety of cleaning tests and assess their effectiveness. These assessments also identify sensitive or "shadow" areas, allowing them to concentrate their cleaning efforts. De Dietrich Process Systems (DDPS) can conduct Clean-In-Place studies on chemical reactors and other equipment for their customers. These tests can help you determine the best solvent coverage ratio and detect any sensitive or shadow areas.

Testing

Reactors are re-inspected, reloaded and tested in accordance with the relevant plant physics. Any faulty assemblies with significant leaks are removed and evaluated for further action. In the case of a minor leak, it may be possible to continue operation in load-follow mode with caution to limit allowable thermal transients. If a serious leak is detected the reactor would be shut down and the faulty assembly located and evaluated, the glass lining effective working face is tested and re-inspected by customer.

The use of non-OEM parts or add-on parts that are not exempted will void this Warranty. This includes, but is not limited to EZ Clean gaskets, sensors and controls.