High Pressure Vessels for Oil and Gas | Roben Manufacturing

High Pressure Vessels for the Oil and Gas Industry

The oil and gas industry operates some of the most demanding high pressure equipment on earth, from wellhead equipment handling 20,000+ PSI reservoir pressures to refinery reactors processing crude into fuels and chemicals. Upstream, midstream, and downstream operations all depend on high pressure vessels engineered for reliability in remote locations, harsh environments, and continuous operation. Equipment must handle hydrogen-rich streams, sour gas, and high temperatures while meeting API, ASME, and safety requirements.

Oil and Gas Industry Requirements

Oil and gas high pressure vessels must resist hydrogen-induced cracking, sulfide stress corrosion, and erosion from abrasive fluids. Designs must accommodate field installation constraints, maintenance access requirements, and hazardous area classifications. Materials selection considers not just corrosion but also weldability, availability, and cost in a competitive commodity market. Vessels for offshore and subsea service face additional requirements for marine environments and remote operation.

High Pressure Vessel Types

Roben Manufacturing provides oil and gas customers with:

• Wellhead separators

• High pressure production vessels

• Hydrotreater reactors

• Hydrocracker vessels

• Coker drums

• Subsea accumulators

• Gas compression equipment

• LNG process vessels

Key Applications

• Well testing

• Production separation

• Hydroprocessing

• Gas processing

• Offshore production

• Pipeline compression

• LNG processing

• Enhanced oil recovery

Certifications & Standards

All Roben high pressure vessels for oil and gas are manufactured in accordance with:

• ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII, Division 3

• ASME Section X (for composite pressure vessels)

• European Pressure Equipment Directive (PED)

• AD 2000-Merkblatt HP 0 (high pressure applications)

Additional industry-specific certifications and standards are maintained as required for specific applications.

Why Oil and Gas Companies Choose Roben

With over 65 years serving the oil and gas industry, Roben Manufacturing understands the unique demands of your applications. Our engineering team brings deep experience with industry-specific requirements, materials challenges, and regulatory frameworks. From initial concept through delivery and support, we partner with customers to deliver high pressure vessels that perform reliably in the most demanding service conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pressure ranges are available for oil and gas applications?

Roben Manufacturing fabricates high pressure vessels across a wide pressure range, from 1,000 PSI to over 60,000 PSI depending on application requirements. Our ASME Section VIII, Division 3 certification enables us to design and build vessels for the most demanding oil and gas pressure requirements.

Can you match existing equipment specifications?

Yes, Roben Manufacturing routinely fabricates replacement vessels matched to existing equipment specifications. We can work from original drawings, field measurements, or reverse engineering to deliver compatible replacements that meet current code requirements.

What is the typical lead time?

Lead times vary based on vessel complexity, size, materials, and current production schedule. Standard high pressure vessels typically require 12-20 weeks, while complex or large-scale projects may require longer. Contact our team for project-specific timelines.

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Request a Quote for Oil and Gas High Pressure Vessels

Contact Roben Manufacturing to discuss your oil and gas high pressure vessel requirements.

Phone: (732) 364-6000

Email: sales@robenmfg.com

Address: 760 Vassar Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701

www.robenmfg.com

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