Selection of ASME titanium materials
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I have a pure titanium heat exchanger that needs to be calculated; both the tube side and the heat exchange tubes are made of TITANIUM GR2 material. Now I’m not sure which materials to choose for the plates, forgings, and heat exchange tubes – I need some help. The pressure is 0.6 MPA, the temperature is 50°C, and it’s subject to ASME standards. And how to choose gaskets
1. Sheet SB265 R50400, heat exchanger tubes SB338 R50400, forgings SB381 R50400
Thank you. Also, how should I choose the flange gaskets and bolts/nuts?
The gasket can be a titanium gasket or a non-metallic gasket in accordance with B16.20 standards. Bolts–ASTM F468/468M Nuts–ASTM F467/467M
This depends on your operating conditions. If the cylinder does not need to come into contact with materials, carbon steel and composite panels are generally used; whereas if it does need to be in contact with materials, titanium is required. Tube sheets are generally made of pure titanium or titanium target alloys, as corrosion is more likely to occur at this area. Stainless steel is sufficient if the screw does not come into contact with the material. You can tell me the detailed operating conditions; QQ: 798346317
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