Are there any requirements for the length of a tubular heat exchanger? How long can it be at most? Looking for relevant information

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Are there any requirements for the length of a tubular heat exchanger? How long can it be at most? Please provide relevant information, thank you

Reply #22019-10-24

The longest tube length for the shell-and-tube heat exchangers we have manufactured is 12 meters. The length-to-diameter ratio of shell and tube heat exchangers is generally not recommended to exceed 10

Reply #32019-10-25

Heat exchange tubes must not be joined; their length is determined by the length of the heat exchange tubes themselves

Reply #42019-10-25

Thank you. It’s not spliced; it’s just one piece

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