CCS, BV Approved 1.0cbm Stainless Steel Marine Combination Hydrophore Pressure Water Tank

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO9001, CCS, BV
• Wall Thickness: 18mm
• Model NO.: ZYG
• Installation: Sitting Type
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Type: Water Storage Tank
• Standard: Imo Mepc159(55)
• Heating: Electric
• Pressure: 0.4MPa
• Electrical Power: 12-60kw
• Medium: Sea Water, Fresh Water
• Transport Package: Plywood Box
• Trademark: GH
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8516109000
• Production Capacity: 600 Sets Per Month

Product Description

CCS, BV Approved 1.0CBM Stainless Steel Marine Combination Hydrophore Pressure Water Tank

The marine stainless steel combination hydrophore pressure water tank is an enclosed water supply system on board ships, mainly used to supply drinking water, washing water, flushing water, and outboard storage. When the water supply to the water pump exceeds the water consumption, excess water is sent into the tank, and the water level rises to compress the air in the upper space. At the same time, the water pressure in the entire water supply pipeline gradually increases. However, due to the possibility of a small amount of oil in compressed air, compressed air pipes are generally not connected in drinking water pressure tanks. The pressure water tank water supply equipment is lightweight and occupies a small area. It can be installed in any lower position and can be automatically controlled, saving electricity.marine electric heating stainless steel.
The seawater and freshwater hydrophore water tank is designed and manufactured in accordance with the IMO ans ISO standards. It is approved by CCS,RMRS, BV, ABS, DNV-GL etc IACS members.
Constructure:

Main Model List

capacity	Working Pressure	Design Pressure	Safety valve open pressure	Pump
M³	Mpa	Mpa	Mpa	Motor Power
				KW
0.12	0.4	0.44	0.42	1.5
0.2				1.5
0.3				2.2
				3
0.5				2.2
				4
1.0				4
1.5				4
2.0				5.5

Installation Types:
1. Wall hanging type
2. Vertical Type
The hydrophore pressure water tank uses the pressure water from the pump into the cabinet to compress the air so that the water in the cabinet is maintained at an appropriate pressure for use on board the ships.