IS7285 Cylinder

Standard:IS7285 Specification:232-40L-150bar

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Quenching and tempering are processes that strengthen and harden materials such as steel and other iron-based alloys. The quenching or quench hardening process involves heating the material and then cooling it rapidly to get the part in place as quickly as possible. The process is carefully controlled and the heating temperature, cooling method, cooling substance and cooling rate are all dependent on the type of material being quenched and the hardness required.
The IS7285 Cylinder features a refillable seamless steel tube designed to transport compatible gases.

IS7285 Cylinder is a pressure vessel used to store gas at pressures above atmospheric pressure. High pressure gas cylinders are also called bottles. Inside the cylinder, the stored contents may be in the state of compressed gas, liquid vapor, supercritical fluid, or dissolved in a matrix material, depending on the physical properties of the contents. The typical gas cylinder design is elongated, standing upright on a flat bottom end, with valves and fittings located on the top for connection to a receiving device.

High Pressure Seamless Gas Cylinders are required for the purpose of Filling, Storage and Transport of various gases. These are special types of carbon alloy steel cylinders shells, and the alloy composition depends upon the pressure rating and water volume of the respective cylinders. For low volume and low pressure (Up to 150Kg/Cm2), Manganese Alloy steel is used. For high volume and high pressure (More than 150Kg/Cm2), Chrome Molybdenum alloy steel is used. All the high-pressure seamless cylinders are manufactured as per Indian standards IS: 7285 and are equipped with cylinder filling permissions issued by Petroleum & Explosives Safety Organisation, (PESO), a Department under Central Govt. Ministry of India.

High-pressure steel cylinders can be used for multiple applications: oxygen, nitrogen, argon, helium, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, mixtures, and many other gases and pressurized liquids.