Design of anti-overflow plates for baffle rod heat exchangers
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I have a question for everyone: in the design of counterflow rod heat exchangers, if an anti-erosion plate needs to be installed at the shell-side inlet, but this plate must be welded to the tube bundle, how should such an anti-erosion plate be designed?
Baffle rod heat exchangers typically use an external guide cylinder structure, and there is no need to install anti-overflow plates at the shell-side inlet.
In the design of baffle rod heat exchangers, if an anti-erosion plate is to be installed at the shell-side inlet, it must be mounted on the shell