Abstract: A process for the manufacturing of a pressure vessel made from a thermoplastic material or a thermosetting resin. The vessel comprises a first and a second vessel end part, and possibly an intermediate tube part. The vessel end parts include a circumfering shell (4) and each one dome (3). A number of partition and load distributing walls (5) stretch from the domes (3) towards the open part of each vessel end part. The possible intermediate tube part includes similar walls (5). The edges of the walls (5) will meet when the different parts are joined. A number of cells (6) are formed between the walls (5). A number of crossing areas are formed between intersecting walls (5). At least one crossing area is provided with a determination by achieving a hole (14) from the outside of the dome. The hole (14) is bigger than the crossing area and has a depth greater than thickness of the dome part (3).

Abstract: A plastic vessel for a pressurized fluid, having an upper end wall and a lower end wall and an intermediate part with an outer wall and internal partition walls. The internal partition walls are placed in such a way in respect of each other and the outer wall that at least two longitudinal compartments for pressurized fluid are formed, which compartments are communicating with each other and run between the end walls. The vessel is non-circular. The outer wall between each pair of partition walls has a curve, with a radius adapted in such a manner that the tensions arising in the outer wall when the vessel is filled with a pressurized fluid will mainly be transformed solely to tensile stress in the partition walls which are joined to the outer wall. The partition walls are joined to the outer wall in the border lines where two such curves meet.