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How to draw legs for a container with half-tubes

2022-06-02View Original

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How should legs be drawn for containers with half-tubes? Are there any relevant standards?
Reply #22022-06-02
Hello, are there any specific standards or relevant books?
Reply #32022-06-02
In this situation, it is not possible to install coils; it is recommended not to do so
Reply #42022-06-02
If the process requires insulation for the half-pipe, can’t we use ears instead of legs?
Reply #52022-06-06
The half-tube should avoid the support, with the support height being adjusted back and forth. If the heat exchange area and the heat exchange requirements at the support areas are not very high, it is sufficient to pass straight through between the two supports, without any coiling in the support areas.
Reply #62022-06-06
Switch to an ear mount; use a half-tube without legs to avoid the ear mount.

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