This DE Dietrich Tank Container is a used glass-lined enamel tank and container — sometimes referred to as an enamelled pressure vessel — designed for the storage, mixing, and processing of liquids under controlled pressure and temperature conditions. DE Dietrich is a well-established manufacturer with a long history of producing corrosion-resistant process equipment, particularly glass-lined vessels and reactors widely used in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries. This example dates from 1985 and is located in Barneveld, Netherlands.
The vessel carries type designation 3425, serial number 18912, and has a gross capacity of 3,425 litres with a net working capacity of 2,500 litres. Its internal surfaces are lined with glass enamel, providing excellent resistance to corrosive media and making it suitable for demanding chemical and process applications. The cylindrical vessel has a diameter of 1,600 mm and a shell length of 1,970 mm, with a dished top and a dished bottom, giving it a compact, robust profile. Overall floor space is 2.5 × 2.3 metres, and the total installed height is 2.3 metres. The vessel is mounted on legs, allowing floor-level access beneath the outlet.
The working pressure is rated at 3.2 bar, and the vessel is also stated as vacuum-capable. Maximum operating temperature is 100°C. The manhole is DN500, providing good access for inspection and cleaning. Top connections comprise two DN200 nozzles and four DN80 nozzles, with a DN80 bottom outlet.
The vessel is fitted with a propeller stirrer driven by a 1.3 kW, 380-volt explosion-proof (EX) motor turning the mixing shaft at 915 rpm. The unit is certified as ATEX compatible, making it suitable for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, which broadens its applicability in solvent-handling and other hazardous-area chemical processes.
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