Should expansion joints be added to the corrugated tube heat exchanger?

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Should expansion joints be added to bellows heat exchangers? Why? This post was last edited by JLH on 2008-8-17 10:33 ]

Reply #22008-02-25

Generally not necessary, because the corrugated tube itself has a compensating effect.

Reply #32008-04-22

The bellows itself has a compensation function, and the bellows on it are similar to expansion joints.

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