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When looking at the documentation, I saw that the heat exchanger has a sealing strip; what is its actual arrangement in practice?

2017-02-14View Original

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In heat exchangers, there is a sealing strip, usually present in pairs, to prevent fluid from bypassing between the shell and the tubes. But I can’t figure out how this bypass flow can be prevented; could anyone give some guidance?
Reply #22017-02-20
The description isn’t very clear; the multipass tube bank partition has sealing strips to prevent short circuits; The shell side usually has baffle plates
Reply #32017-02-20
The description isn’t very clear; the multipass tube bank partition has sealing strips to prevent short circuits; The shell side usually has baffle plates

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