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An insulated, drainable 316L stainless steel vessel for buffering Water for Injection in hot or periodically heat-sanitized recirculating systems.
- Hot-WFI-ready insulated construction
- Drainable 316L contact surfaces
- Heated venting and sanitary instrumentation
Introducción del producto
The WFI storage tank maintains useful system volume between generation and a continuously circulating distribution loop. Its drainable vessel geometry, hygienic internal finish and spray-cleaning arrangement reduce retained water, while insulation and a stainless outer jacket support hot storage or thermal sanitization strategies. Level and temperature instruments coordinate generation, recirculation and utility control without introducing unnecessary wetted branches.
Características clave
Insulated shell with cleanable stainless outer jacket
Drainable dished bottom and low-point outlet
Heated hygienic vent-filter housing option
Internal spray device for defined wetting coverage
Sanitary level and temperature instrumentation
Side manway for controlled inspection access
Support legs arranged for outlet and piping clearance
Preocupaciones del producto del cliente
WFI storage must preserve hygienic conditions while managing temperature, air exchange, changing demand and full-system sanitization.
Stored WFI loses temperature during low demandSpecify continuous loop circulation with correctly sized insulation and a jacket or external heat exchanger matched to the thermal strategy.
Condensation compromises the vent-filter assemblyUse a drainable heated vent housing and controlled steam or electric tracing to keep the filter within its intended operating envelope.
Residual water remains in the tank after drainingCombine a dished bottom, central low-point outlet and drainable instrument branches with the installed vessel orientation.
Generation cycles do not follow plant demandUse continuous level measurement and independent alarm switches to coordinate still output, loop pump protection and operating reserve.
Aplicaciones típicas
Aseptic pharmaceutical manufacturingParenteral drug productionBiopharmaceutical processingVaccine and biologics facilitiesSterile formulation and equipment-rinse utilities
Parámetros técnicos
The vessel volume, thermal design and connection schedule are selected for loop return temperature, peak demand, sanitization method and installation constraints.
| Materiales Core | 316L stainless steel product-contact shell, heads, nozzles and internal fittings with hygienic insulation system |
|---|---|
| Panel de espesor | Inner vessel shell typically 2.0–8.0 mm according to diameter and design condition |
| Ancho efectivo | Jacketed vessel diameter typically 700–2600 mm |
| Longitud máxima | Overall insulated vessel height typically up to 5500 mm |
| Acero frente a espesor | Stainless outer insulation jacket typically 0.8–1.5 mm |
| Densidad Core | 316L stainless steel density approximately 8000 kg/m³ |
| Conductividad térmica | 316L stainless steel approximately 15 W/(m·K) at ambient temperature |
| Superficie acabada | Hygienic mechanically polished or electropolished internal surface with satin stainless outer jacket |
| Tipo conjunto | Orbital-weld-ready sanitary tube stubs with drainable clamp or welded instrument connections |
| Customization | Disponible según la aplicación prevista y el entorno operativo. |
Opciones disponibles
Hot-storage or ambient-storage configurationMineral wool or closed-cell insulationSteam, electric or hot-water vent heatingRotary spray head or fixed spray deviceLoad-cell, radar or pressure level measurementTemperature and conductivity transmittersPressure-vacuum protectionHeating jacket or external loop heat exchanger interface
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