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The issue of reinforcing openings in the shell of low-temperature heat exchangers

2011-05-29View Original

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According to GB151, the reinforcement of openings in the shell of low-temperature heat exchangers should be done using integral reinforcement or thick-walled tubes. Does this mean that reinforcement rings cannot be used to reinforce openings in such shells?
Reply #22011-05-29
It seems that the amendment changed the character ’ying’ to ’yi’. It can only be said that reinforcement rings should be avoided as much as possible if they are not necessary.

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