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2017-08-25View Original

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How to fill in the welding or welding length during design. Which value should be filled in?
Reply #22017-08-25
As specified in 151, for expansion jointing, the value obtained by subtracting 3 mm from the thickness of the tube sheet is compared with 50 mm; the smaller value is used. The welding height refers to the total height of the groove and the weld corners
Reply #32017-09-05
If the weld corner height is unknown, it seems that the calculation can still be performed without entering it, and a prompt will indicate the required weld corner height. For ordinary heat exchangers, an exposed height of 1.5, along with a bevel of 2, results in a total height of 3.5, which is more than sufficient to meet the requirements. Of course, the large-diameter heat exchange tubes need to be determined based on the design.
Reply #42017-09-23
:handshake:handshake Thank you all, it was very informative

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