Issues with the lining tube of expansion joints in shell-and-tube heat exchangers

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For the next vertical unit, 45 bar steam is used in the shell side, and the expansion joint also has an inner liner tube. In what situations is it necessary to use an inner liner tube? Thank you!

Reply #22017-10-10

According to GB 16749-1997, Section 6.8 covers linings.

Reply #32017-10-13

I guess the baffle needs an inner cylinder to prevent short circuits

Reply #42017-10-30

Personally, I think it is to prevent scour ripples and excessive radial deformation.

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