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Interior image of a floating-head heat exchanger

2017-07-15View Original

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Last time, someone asked whether there were gaskets in the gap between the floating head and the shell of a floating-head heat exchanger, and whether fluid could flow through that gap; this time I took pictures, so it’s clear at a glance. Figure 1 shows multiple shots of the right side of the floating head, while Figure 2 shows a shot of the front side of the floating head.
Reply #22017-07-15
Are you preparing to conduct a pressure test for leaks now?
Reply #32017-07-15
Yes, after installing the floating head, pressurize the tube side to check for leaks at the flange connections of the floating head, tube box, etc.
Reply #42017-08-14
May I ask if the space between the floating head and the large cover is connected to the shell side?

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