Vessel Shell Fabrication
Large cylindrical vessel shell during fabrication and fit-up in the workshop.
Real workshop photographs are grouped by manufacturing stage so visitors can understand how a desalter project moves from vessel fabrication to system integration and inspection.
Pressure-vessel shell fabrication and fit-up before coating and package assembly.
Large cylindrical vessel shell during fabrication and fit-up in the workshop.
Manufacturing and engineering personnel checking the pressure-vessel shell, supports, ladder access and fabrication status against project requirements.
Vessel, access platform, piping and dedicated transformer brought together as one project package.
Painted vessel, access platform, piping and skid structure assembled as one package.
Dedicated transformer positioned on the upper access platform for system integration.
Visible auxiliary systems and practical factory checks before the assembled equipment leaves the workshop.
Local control cabinet, manifold piping and skid-mounted auxiliaries during final integration.
On-site dimensional and installation review before the unit leaves the workshop.
Real workshop stages show how sheet steel becomes a fabricated and coated transformer tank before final assembly.
Sheet steel is cut to the required component geometry before forming and fit-up.
Tank panels, openings, flanges and supports are fitted and welded during structural fabrication.
The fabricated tank enters controlled surface treatment and coating before assembly.
These images document actual workshop processes. Final tank structure, coating system and accessories follow the approved project drawings and specification.
Eight real workshop stages create a fuller view of winding, active-part assembly, tank work, inspection and delivery.
Winding work recorded before active-part assembly.
A close view of winding and insulation work; exact component details remain project-specific.
Winding structures are brought together in the workshop.
The active part is lifted and positioned during assembly.
The active part is lowered into the tank during final mechanical assembly.
Connections and equipment condition are reviewed before release.
Finished equipment enters shipment preparation after manufacturing checks.
A controlled supplier pool supports transformer materials, fabricated parts, regulating components and protection instruments. Final manufacturer, brand and model are selected against the approved project specification.
Transformer insulating oil; copper wire, strip and winding conductors.
Core materials and assembled cores; transformer tanks and fabricated steel parts.
Tap changers and project-matched voltage-dependent resistors / surge-protection components.
Pressure-relief devices, oil-level indicators, temperature switches, pressure switches and level switches.
Component makes are confirmed during engineering review; equivalent substitutions require technical approval.
Discuss component requirements