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Help needed: vibration problem with heat exchanger

2011-09-17View Original

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May I ask, when the fluid in the shell side induces vibration in the tube bundle of a heat exchanger, what is the typical amplitude of the tube vibrations? How big can it get?
Reply #22011-09-17
Look at the section on induced vibration in the appendix of GB151; you can take a look for yourself – generally, people don’t pay much attention to these things
Reply #32011-09-20
The amplitude isn’t really a concern; I guess it can be determined using HTRI or HTFS software
Reply #42012-02-25
There will be output values on HTRI, but since I can’t conduct the experiments myself, I have to rely on HTRI.
Reply #52012-02-27
It is generally not calculated, but our company requires the design institute to do so; if the value calculated turns out to be too high, more reinforcement plates will be needed! Otherwise, the tube bundles are prone to falling off at the welding points.
Reply #62012-02-27
To determine the kinetic energy of the heat exchange tubes during vibration, there are corresponding analysis results available in HTRI.

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