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Case Studies
- "Can I use 50L bladder on 15G accmulator?"
- Many Users Didn’t Use Accumulator Correctly
- What Is Water Hammer and Solutions?
- Accumulator Service on German Equipment
- Do I need a stainless steel accumulator for the water service?
- Bladder Failure Cause and Prevention
- Why accumulator leaks?
- Accumulator Repair: Hydac or Headache
- Do not confuse the pressure ratings between ASME and CE/PED certificates
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Technical & Service Guide
- Many Users Didn’t Use Accumulator Correctly
- What Is Water Hammer and Solutions?
- Countries Accepting ASME Code
- Does Bladder Have Pressure Rating?
- Do I need a stainless steel accumulator for the water service?
- Pulsation Dampener Installation & Charging Guide
- Diaphragm Accumulator Charging Instructions
- Accumulator Assembly Instructions
- Bladder Failure Cause and Prevention
- Accumulator Charging Guide
- Bladder Buying & Storage Guide
- Why accumulator leaks?
- Accumulator Repair: Hydac or Headache
- Do not confuse the pressure ratings between ASME and CE/PED certificates
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Do I need a stainless steel accumulator for the water service?
Many a time have we been asked this question by the customers. The answer is : Not Necessarily.
An all stainless steel accumulator can provide the best corrosion protection for water or chemical applications. However, due to its high cost, most of the customers try to use other alternative materials or coatings instead. Our high pressure accumulators provide the customers with different service options to meet the requirements and save costs with the following configurations:
OS-standard lube oil service, carbon steel shell,
W1-standard water service, carbon steel shell, Nickel rich interior and exterior coating, Nickel plated wetted components.
W2-high water service, carbon steel shell, Nickel rich interior and exterior coating, stainless steel components.
W3-extreme water, subsea service, carbon steel shell, epoxy coating interior and exterior, stainless steel components.
S-all stainless steel, best corrosion protection.
As we can see, carbon steel shell with special coating and components is sufficient for most of water and chemical services. However, for some special applications, such as food industry, requiring clean surface or applications requiring consistence with other stainless steel parts, or really harsh corrosive applications, an all stainelss steel accumulator will be the only choice.
Contact us for any technical help you need.