How to drill holes in a tube sheet
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Holes need to be drilled in the tube sheet of a fixed-tube-sheet heat exchanger; the diameter is 800, and 220 holes are required. Waiting online.
I work in sales and don’t understand technology, but I have short videos of drilling that were taken a couple of days ago; I’m not sure if you might need them
The drilling machine is drilling – haven’t been to a factory before?
The drilling machine is drilling – haven’t been to a factory before?
How should the holes be arranged, and what should be the spacing between them?
For a while, the design software couldn’t be found.
Is it a question of how to distribute them evenly? Use CAD to run the matrix command by yourself, and then see how many holes end up inside the circle; trying a few times should work.
Thank you, I’ve found the design software now and the problem is solved.
How was it done? Tell me, and if it doesn’t work, give me the best suggestion – I’m idle anyway. :lol
A drilling machine won’t work; the drilling should be done on a machining center. This is necessary to ensure accuracy.
It was originally 240 holes, and now it needs to be changed to 220 holes. The key is to calculate the spacing between the tubes; it’s nothing complicated.