This Hermann Waldner 2000L is a tank container — sometimes referred to as a process vessel or reactor vessel — used for mixing, reacting, and processing liquid or semi-liquid materials under controlled pressure and temperature conditions. Hermann Waldner is a well-established German manufacturer known for producing stainless steel processing equipment, reactors, and mixing vessels for the food, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries.
This particular unit dates from 1993 and is offered in used condition from Barneveld, in the Netherlands. It is constructed from stainless steel grade Ti), a titanium-stabilised austenitic alloy chosen for its resistance to corrosion and intergranular attack, making it well suited to demanding process environments. The vessel has a gross capacity of 4,750 litres and a net working volume of 2,000 litres, with a cylindrical body measuring 1,800 mm in diameter and 2,685 mm in height, and a conical bottom. A DN600 manhole provides access to the interior.
The vessel is equipped with a jacket divided into two separate rooms: jacket room 1 with a volume of 45 litres and jacket room 2 with a volume of 105 litres. The working pressure of the vessel itself is 3 bar, with vacuum capability also present, while the jacket is rated to a working pressure of 6 bar. Maximum operating temperature is 165°C. Top connections include a DN50 and a DN40 port, and the outlet is DN100.
The agitation system is notably comprehensive. The vessel features a counter-rotating stirrer arrangement comprising an anchor stirrer fitted with scrapers and a paddle stirrer configured as a screw stirrer. The mixing shaft operates at two speeds, 50 rpm and 30 rpm. Two motors are installed: one rated at 4.4 kW at 380 volts and one at 7.5 kW at 380 volts, driving the respective agitator components. This combination of anchor, scraper, and screw elements is characteristic of vessels designed to handle viscous or heat-sensitive products that require thorough wall-to-wall mixing and efficient heat transfer through the jacket.
The unit carries internal reference number 2140 and is located in Barneveld, the Netherlands.
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