Connection structure between heat exchanger tube box and tube sheet
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Given the structure shown in the diagram, is it reasonable to use a composite plate tube sheet?
The tube box can also be designed to be composite, which is more economical.
The tube sheet is somewhat thin, resulting in large composite welding deformation.
The structure is wrong. Can titanium tubes and 304 be welded?
The titanium tube sheet is an S31603/TA9 composite plate, and the heat exchange tubes are TA9
The tube box is only 6 mm thick – should a composite panel be used?
This post was last edited by zjq1962 on 2018-1-22 at 10:44. The minimum thickness of titanium-steel composite plates is 8 mm, while the thickness of tube boxes is 6 mm. Composite plates are rarely used in such cases; even when they are used, factors such as material procurement and other structural design requirements must be taken into account.
The minimum thickness of titanium-steel composite plates is 8 mm, while the thickness of tube boxes is 6 mm. Composite plates are rarely used in such cases; even when they are employed, other requirements related to structural design must also be taken into account.