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coefficient of linear expansion

2017-05-04View Original

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The tube sheet is a 316 forged piece; both the shell and the heat exchange tubes are also made of 316. The linear expansion coefficient is used to calculate the strength of the tube sheet. However, for grade 150, this value ranges from 20 to 100°C. What if the design temperature is 60°C? Should I take the 100-degree one?

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