May I ask, is this diagram a heat exchanger?
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As the title suggests, as shown in the figure, does this actually fall under the category of heat exchangers? I contacted several heat exchanger manufacturers, but none were able to do it: Who knows where I can find someone who can manufacture this? Material: stainless steel, grade 253MA, 1.4828 (presumably European standard)
I’d like to ask, what does this belong to, and where can it be done?
It looks like the tube bundle part of a heat exchanger; anyone who can work on pressure vessels should be able to handle it
I think the difficulty lies in bending the U-shaped tube; it has a wall thickness of 1 mm, with radii of 30 mm and 60 mm, making it difficult to bend.
I contacted several manufacturers of heat exchangers for containers, but they said they can’t do it
This post was last edited by foam_ZPTK on 2018-1-19 at 22:00. Can’t we use a 180° elbow here? Check out sanitary-grade equipment – radius of 60mm, wall thickness of 6mm
What is the pressure, and what is the material of the pipe? What we can do
This is the tube bundle in heat exchangers; this type is particularly commonly used in cooling towers. . .
Pressure: 1.6 MPa, material: stainless steel, 253MA (tube sheet), S38240 (tubes), 316L (others)； There is another diagram, similar to this one, with all components made of 316L. Could you please provide your contact information so that I can work on it?