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Unsupported span l

2008-03-07 View Original

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Considering the notch in the heat exchanger baffle, what is the relationship between the unsupported span l of the heat exchanger baffle (support plate) and the equivalent length lcr for the instability of the heat exchange tubes? Is the unsupported span l the distance between two adjacent baffle plates, or twice that distance (approximately)?
Reply #2 2008-03-07
This question is covered in 151; just take a good look at the standards and you’ll understand.
Reply #3 2008-03-07
I’ve noticed that the Chinese people’s language skills are getting worse and worse these days. Many people can’t even understand what words that even elementary school students know mean; it’s sad :L
Reply #4 2008-05-02
The unsupported span l should be twice the distance between two adjacent baffle plates
Reply #5 2008-05-02
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Reply #6 2018-07-12
The unsupported span l is twice the distance between two adjacent baffle plates, or the distance between the second baffle plate and the tube sheet, whichever is greater

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