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How to represent the simplified diagram of spiral plate heat exchanger

2009-08-16View Original

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I would like to ask everyone, how do you represent the spiral plate heat exchanger in the CAD drawing? Thanks
Reply #22009-08-17
I don’t know how to upload attachments, so I’ll just tell you. The illustration of this equipment is not difficult. You can first draw three concentric circles. If you mark the three concentric circles as 1, 2, and 3 respectively from the outside to the inside, the radius of circle No. 1 is 100, the radius of circle No. 2 is 90, and the radius of circle No. 3 is 70. Then draw two material in and out lines on both sides of circle No. 1, the left is in and the right is out. Finally, the four material lines on both sides are cross-connected and complete. After talking for a long time, I don’t know if I made it clear. The size of the radius of the circle I mentioned earlier is only an approximate ratio. It doesn’t have to be painted like that.

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