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Design issues when using ASME materials

2018-05-03View Original

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Recently, I was tasked with designing a fixed-tube-sheet heat exchanger for a client. The client requested that the tubes be made of TP347H from the SAME material series, while the tube sheet should be made of plates or forgings made of 347 material. Since I have no experience working with these materials, I am seeking advice from experienced colleagues: how should such material specifications be outlined in the technical requirements? Are there any reference design drawings? Thank you first
Reply #22018-05-03
Does anyone know? Please give some guidance

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