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Heat exchanger material

2017-10-16View Original

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The material used for the shell side of the heat exchanger is Q345R, while that used for the tube side is 10 steel. Which of these two materials is better? Thank you; please share your opinions – extra points for that
Reply #22017-10-16
It depends on the medium conditions, pressure, and temperature.
Reply #32017-10-16
Consider the medium, as well as the minimum operating temperature; generally, if there are no extreme low temperatures, 10# is sufficient
Reply #42017-10-17
For materials, it’s impossible to determine whether they are good or not without specific conditions, right?
Reply #52017-10-17
It’s not simply a matter of deciding which one is better; the key is that it should meet the operational requirements
Reply #62017-10-17
If there are no special requirements, the 10th is just fine
Reply #72017-10-17
It’s meaningless to talk solely about materials; the right one is the good one
Reply #82017-10-17
Generally, 10# pipe is used when there are no special requirements
Reply #92017-10-17
One is the tensile strength of the container steel plate grade, and the other is the pipe marked with its carbon content

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