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The issue of the inner diameter of the heat exchanger nozzles

2017-01-17View Original

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This post was last edited by EatTigersCat on 2017-1-17 at 10:43. Are there any relevant standards that specify or standardize the inner diameter of the inlet and outlet nozzles on the tube side or shell side of heat exchangers?
Reply #22017-01-17
These were determined by the process engineers, taking flow rates into account; for the equipment, the computing load is sufficient, so there are generally no issues.
Reply #32017-01-17
Yeah, that’s right. I’m a craftsperson. . . .
Reply #42017-01-17
Then you can just calculate the approximate inner diameter based on the flow rate requirements and then select the appropriate nominal pipe size.

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