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Why is there frequent internal leakage in the tube bundle of the vaporizer heat exchanger for hydrocracking tail oil?

2017-05-20View Original

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In our facility’s hydrocracking unit, the tail oil heat exchangers have experienced frequent tube bundle perforations over the past two years; we have no choice but to plug the leaks as they occur. Have other colleagues encountered such a problem? Tube side: Medium – hydrocracking tail oil, temperature ranging from 220 degrees to 150 degrees. Shell side: Medium – deoxygenated water; produces steam at 0.45 MPA. Could any colleagues help with an analysis? If more data is needed, it can be provided further!
Reply #22017-05-20
It was damaged either by corrosion or erosion; it is recommended to use a better material.
Reply #32017-06-05
What type of heat exchanger is it? Are the main perforations concentrated?

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