Regarding the length of the tie rod

2017-10-24View Original

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What value should be chosen for the length of the pull rod?

Reply #22017-10-24

I can only say that it’s not difficult...

Reply #32017-10-24

This post was last edited by SDHZZXM on 2017-10-24 17:18. Pull rods in heat exchangers? Just make sure the nut is secured.

Reply #42017-10-24

In what device? A heat exchanger?

Reply #52017-10-25

It is a simple calculation based on the pure addition of numbers: the distance from the inner surface of the tube sheet where the tie rod is installed to the surface of the last baffle, plus 50 (for M12) or 70 (for M16); this value is then rounded to either 5 or 0.

Reply #62017-10-25

The tail is secured with dual nuts.

Reply #72017-10-26

I can only say that it’s not difficult...

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