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The flatness of the end caps in our factory is severely out of tolerance. Our plan is to create bevels on the inner surface of the tube sheet; in addition, two welds will be made on the inner surface and one weld on the outer surface. I’m not sure if this will work – those who have experience with this could please share their insights?~~
Personally, do I think it’s because the tube sheet thickness is too thin? Or the straight edges are too short; start by looking for issues in the design. If it is caused by welding, it is recommended to use TIG welding for the root pass.
I think such a solution can be adopted! It would be best to make a decision after discussing it together based on your factory’s actual conditions.
What cover? Flat head, ellipsoidal head, or dome head? Is it an error in the steel plate splicing or an error in the pressing deformation?
It’s a flat head, and there are issues with the welding of the steel plates. The head was originally supposed to be manufactured by an external factory, but in order to observe the situation, our own factory has taken on the task of manufacturing it~ This is kind of a test, I guess~~