In every compressed air or nitrogen system, there are fluctuations in usage. Sometimes the demand exceeds the production capacity, and sometimes it’s lower. A pressure vessel acts as a buffer to absorb these peaks and troughs.
The pressure vessel temporarily holds extra volume when consumption exceeds production capacity. The pressure in the vessel drops without immediately affecting the system’s performance.
When consumption is lower than production, the pressure in the pressure vessel increases. Once a preset maximum pressure is reached, the compressor or nitrogen generator automatically shuts off via a pressure switch. When the pressure drops below a certain threshold, the system switches back on. This saves energy and reduces wear on equipment.
Without a pressure vessel, excess compressed air or nitrogen would need to be continuously vented to keep the system balanced. This not only wastes energy but also shortens equipment life and harms the environment.
Even in systems with variable speed compressors, a pressure vessel is essential to prevent pressure fluctuations and ensure consistent quality and supply.
We supply pressure vessels in various finishes, volumes, and pressure classes, suitable for applications such as:
All our pressure vessels comply with applicable European directives and standards. Vessels with other certifications are available on request.
We offer pressure vessels in various configurations. The following specifications can be combined to suit your specific application:
Our specialists are happy to assist you in selecting the right pressure vessel for your application. Together, we’ll consider your usage, desired pressure range, and system type (fixed or variable speed).