On a whim, if the tube sheet of a heat exchanger is shown in a single diagram that contains only the tube sheet, then is this diagram a part diagram or an assembly diagram?
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On a whim, if the tube sheet of a heat exchanger is shown in a single diagram that contains only the tube sheet, then is this diagram a part drawing or an assembly drawing? ? ? I think it should be called a parts diagram. Had a sudden idea, hahaha
Is this called a “sudden whim”? It’s of course a part diagram.
Yes, I suddenly realized you have a strange idea. Where did it come from? Such a strange idea
It was indeed a sudden whim; it’s a pretty strange idea, haha! But have you figured out the definitions of part drawings and component drawings?
A component is assembled from multiple parts; there is only one tube sheet – where does the component come from? Unless the tube sheet is equipped with reinforcing sections or structures such as gaskets.
It’s obviously a part diagram – why would anyone suddenly decide to turn it into a component diagram? Do your tube sheets also contain other components?
Of course, it can only be called a part diagram; can it also be called a component diagram?
Daoists can be seen everywhere! By the way, where has Senior One Page Book gone? He didn’t pick up his bento! ! !
A part diagram shows a single component, while an assembly diagram consists of component drawings and assembly illustrations. . . . That goes without saying. . .