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Are vertical U-tube heat exchangers with a H/D ratio greater than 5 considered tower-type vessels?

2021-10-30View Original

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There is a vertical U-tube heat exchanger supported by a skirt, with an H/D ratio greater than 5. Does this heat exchanger qualify as a tower-type vessel? Is NB/T 47041-2014 mentioned as the standard for design basis?
Reply #22021-10-30
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2021-10-30 at 16:24. If a skirt is used, it is necessary to conduct verification of the skirt and the vessel flange in accordance with the requirements for tower equipment
Reply #32021-10-31
It is impossible to determine whether it is a tower-type container based on just one factor
Reply #42021-10-31
It is impossible to determine whether it is a tower-type container based on just one factor
Reply #52021-10-31
It is impossible to determine whether it is a tower-type container based on just one factor
Reply #62021-11-01
The overall structure should have its strength calculated based on a tower-type container!

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