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What references and standards should be consulted for heat exchanger design?

2009-09-23View Original

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If we are going to build a small shell-and-tube heat exchanger, what references, codes, and standards should we consult? I hope those who have experience in this area can list the names of the relevant materials; I would be extremely grateful if you could provide some or all of them!
Reply #22009-09-23
Code for pressure vessels, GB150, GB151; if it is a special material, there are also standards for such materials
Reply #32009-09-23
It depends on the specific situation; generally, it’s the pressure vessel regulations and GB150/151~~~~~
Reply #42009-09-23
Generally, there are relevant standards such as Tolerance specifications, GB150, and GB151. In design, flanges JBT 4701~4703 and gaskets JBT 4704~4706 are used; the specific parameters can be referenced from standards such as JBT 4714~4722, depending on the type of shell-and-tube unit chosen
Reply #52009-09-26
The tolerance specifications 150 and 151 must be checked
Reply #62009-09-26
GB150, GB151 – Code for pressure vessels; Chemical process design manual. JB/T4714-23-92 – The heat exchanger design manual compiled by Mr. Qian Songwen is also very good
Reply #72009-09-27
I believe it is necessary to take a look at standards such as GB150 and GB151 for pressure vessels, JBT 4701~4703, and standards for gaskets like JBT 4704~4706.
Reply #82009-10-09
Check the pressure vessel standards and GB150/GB151; it should be roughly the same.
Reply #92009-10-10
Considering both the process and equipment aspects provides a more comprehensive view
Reply #102009-10-10
GB150 and GB151 must be referred to, as well as materials on strength calculation

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