Pressure Vessel Manufacturers and Suppliers in Jamnagar

Pressure Vessel Suppliers in Jamnagar

Two very different kinds of buyer share Jamnagar. The refining complexes at Motikhavdi and Vadinar, and the contractors serving them, need drums, separators, knock-out pots and columns in thick carbon-steel or alloy plate, specified with full radiography, frequently with post-weld heat treatment, and procured against strict owner specifications. The brass-parts industry in Dared and Shankar Tekri GIDC is a world away: hundreds of machining units, each relying on a sound compressed-air receiver, with some casting and plating shops needing small process vessels. Captive power and utility plants in the area add deaerator vessels, blowdown tanks and flash tanks.

Jamnagar faces the Gulf of Kutch, and the mix of salt air, heat and wind-blown dust is hard on external surfaces. Blast cleaning to a proper standard, a coating system suited to marine exposure and careful sealing of insulation cladding all extend a vessel’s life. The city is about 960 km from Bhosari, a long road journey, so the size of each piece decides the shipping plan: receivers and small drums go complete and tested, while larger refinery-type vessels have to be checked against transport limits before the design is frozen. Refinery shutdown dates are fixed well in advance, and delivery has to be planned backwards from the turnaround.

Sterling engineers vessels to ASME Section VIII or IS 2825, as the purchaser specifies, and fabricates them at our works in MIDC Bhosari, Pune. Welds are radiographed to the extent the design requires, every vessel is hydro-tested, and material is traceable throughout; owner-nominated inspection agencies can witness at agreed stages. A brass unit needing one air receiver and a plant needing a set of drums go through the same steps: share the code, duty, size, metallurgy, nozzle list and inspection needs. Call +91-968-901-1211 or use the enquiry form to begin.

Spherical or cylindrical subjected to internal pressure of steam or liquids.

Pressure Vessels for Jamnagar’s Industries

Jamnagar is home to the world’s largest refining complex at Motikhavdi, with a second refinery nearby at Vadinar. The city itself is India’s main centre for brass parts, with hundreds of units in the Dared and Shankar Tekri industrial estates.

Most pressure vessels enquiries from Jamnagar come from refineries and petrochemical units, steel and metal-processing plants, power and co-generation plants and chemical and dyestuff plants, mainly in Dared and Shankar Tekri GIDC and the refinery zone at Motikhavdi. What each of them typically needs:

• Refineries and petrochemical units: Columns, drums and separators in thick plate need full radiography.
• Steel and metal-processing plants: Air receivers, gas buffer vessels and process vessels are standard needs.
• Power and co-generation plants: Deaerators, blowdown tanks, flash tanks and air receivers are standard needs.
• Chemical and dyestuff plants: Reactors, receivers, separators and heat-exchanger shells are built to ASME Section VIII or IS 2825.

Site conditions and delivery to Jamnagar

For coastal sites the paint system and corrosion allowance are specified with salt air in mind. Jamnagar is about 960 km by road from our works at MIDC Bhosari, Pune, a transit of two to three days, so large items are planned as transportable sections with the final joints made at site where needed.