Question for help: How to represent the split-range partitions with T-shaped layout in the assembly drawing?

2020-06-26View Original

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I'm new to heat exchangers, and I'm currently working on course design... Horizontal, fixed tubesheet heat exchanger, shell inner diameter 450mm, 4 tube passes, triangular row of tubes, T-shaped arrangement. When drawing the assembly drawing, how do you represent the longitudinal split-range partitions? Do I need to draw the split-range partition groove and the corresponding gasket? If it's not needed, can it just be shown in the left view? Thank you for your help orz

Reply #22020-06-26

Another thing is, how are the two longitudinal and transverse partitions connected or sealed?

Reply #32020-06-28

The two longitudinal and transverse partitions are connected by welding.

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