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What do a and b in the heat exchanger stage partition refer to respectively?

2023-11-21View Original

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As shown in the figure, there is a partition plate in the tube side of a double-pass heat exchanger: one side of this partition plate is welded to the head, while its other two sides are welded to the sides of the shell; one section of it is connected to the tube sheet via gaskets. I would like to ask everyone the following: 1. In the \"partition plate structure type\" for SW6, should we choose the option of \"three sides fixed, one side simply supported\"? 2. Which data do a and b represent respectively?
Reply #22023-11-22
So, in this “partition structure type,” should one choose “three sides fixed, one side simply supported”?
Reply #32023-11-22
So, in this “partition structure type,” should one choose “three sides fixed, one side simply supported”?
Reply #42024-11-15
If the long side is fixed, how do I enter the values for the short side that is simply supported?
Reply #52024-11-20
When the tube sheet has a flat cover instead of an end cap, it is divided into long sides and short sides

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