How to prove that a fully welded heat exchanger does not belong to pressure vessels?

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How to prove that a fully welded heat exchanger does not belong to pressure vessels? Are there any relevant standards?

Reply #22020-10-22

1. Medium； 2. Temperature ； 3. Pressure ； 4. Equipment volume!

Reply #32020-10-22

There are presumably specific requirements; someone on the project asked about this, so I consulted here and received many replies. Thank you!

Reply #42020-10-22

I’m not very familiar with these parameters. A client has requested proof that fully welded heat exchangers do not fall under the category of pressure vessels, so I’m seeking confirmation on this matter: lol

Reply #52020-10-22

Okay, I’ll check it. Thank you for your reply!

Reply #62020-10-22

Mm-hmm, I haven’t been familiar with special equipment before; I need to take a closer look

Reply #72020-10-22

Okay, I’ll take a close look. Thank you~

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