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Baffle roughness requirements

2010-08-08View Original

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This post was last edited by jia717 on 2010-8-8 19:33. When drawing the parts of the baffle, it is more appropriate to mark the roughness on the drawing.
Reply #22010-08-08
It's just the original state of the steel plate, no need to polish it.
Reply #32010-08-09
Reply 2# DXJ122 The two end surfaces of the baffle do not need to be processed. What is the appropriate roughness of the circumferential surface, notch trimming and drilling?
Reply #42010-08-09
What is the appropriate roughness of the circumferential surface, notch trimming and drilling? As a chemical craftsman, I often see drawings (countersigned) of heat exchangers, but I didn’t pay much attention to your above questions and had to ask the equipment designer to answer them.

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