Heat exchanger model issue

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According to GB/T 151-2014, heat exchangers are designated by three-letter codes such as BJS and BES. However, some specification sheets for process equipment list codes like BESD and RCBOS. What do these mean? Please advise, experts

Reply #2 2018-04-20

This uses the floating-head baffle rod heat exchanger produced by Luoyang Petrochemical Engineering Company of Sinopec Group; the standard is 30T006-1999. The specific model designation is as follows: R: baffle rod; E(C): E denotes a heat exchanger, C denotes a condenser; B: head tube box; O: the shell has an external flow guide structure; S: hook-type floating head

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