Question: For a horizontal shell-and-tube heat exchanger, which support should be set at a higher height?

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Question: For a horizontal shell-and-tube heat exchanger, which support should be set at a higher height? Is it better to make the side near the drain valve higher? Is it better to have the higher side on the opposite side of the drain valve? Are there any relevant specifications?

Reply #2 2017-09-13

Are you a condenser? Generally, no tilting is required

Reply #3 2017-09-13

It’s better if the side opposite the drain valve is a bit higher

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