In floating-head heat exchangers, must the inner guide tube be connected to the support plate? Can it be connected to baffle plates?

2022-05-16View Original

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In floating-head heat exchangers, must the inner guide tube be connected to the support plate? Can it be connected to baffle plates? Please ask an expert for help

Reply #22022-05-16

Fix it firmly – the principle is to ensure it functions properly!

Reply #32022-09-13

It is not connected to the baffle plates, and there are requirements regarding its diameter. The guide cylinder serves a protective and diverting function; when connected, it creates areas of stagnation, which hinders heat exchange and also leads to the formation of dead zones that accelerate blockage and corrosion

Reply #42022-09-17

Is there a difference between support plates and baffle plates?

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