Floating-head tubular graphite heat exchanger
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Does the graphite tube in a floating-head shell-and-tube graphite heat exchanger shorten over time as it is used?
The heat exchange tubes shouldn’t shorten, right? I work on graphite-based equipment, and I don’t have much contact with the sites where they’re used; I’ve never heard of such cases before. Do you have any examples? You could share the details so that we can analyze them together
I’m not entirely sure either, but for the equipment repaired by our company, the length of the floating gasket that extends into the shell is around 10 centimeters. For the new equipment we manufacture, however, the length of the floating gasket that goes into the shell is only between 3 and 4 centimeters. That’s why I have this question; I would appreciate some guidance from everyone.
No. Graphite tubes have stable properties. I specialize in graphite-related equipment; feel free to contact me at 13698674969 if you have any questions – Zhang – for a detailed discussion.
I’ve learned it, hehe....... Thank you so much..........:handshake