Model of heat exchanger

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The model of the heat exchanger is: Φ2200*18*5883. What does each set of digits represent?

Reply #22010-07-01

Let me throw out some ideas to stimulate discussion. 1. The model of a heat exchanger is not written in this way; for details, refer to the guidelines on naming in GB151-1999. 2. Φ2200*18*5883 indicates an inner diameter of 2200 mm, a shell wall thickness of 18 mm, and a total length of the heat exchanger of approximately 5883 mm. If there is anything wrong, please point it out!

Reply #32010-07-01

Personally, I think 2200 refers to the outer diameter; the inner diameter is generally denoted by DN. The rest is the same as what was said above.

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