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How to determine if there is a leak in the tube bundle of a fixed-tube-sheet heat exchanger

2015-08-14View Original

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This post was last edited by Erquan on 2022-6-7 at 14:37
Reply #22015-08-14
This post was last edited by zdl1966 on 2015-8-14 at 16:25. The end caps were removed, and water was used for pressure testing inside the shell side; it was observed which pipe had water leaking out to confirm the result. Generally, only the ends can be sealed; (if there is a leak at the tube sheet weld, it might be possible to perform repair welding,) and then pressure testing can be carried out.
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This post was last edited by Erquan on 2022-12-27 09:09
Reply #42015-08-14
Just take a look at the assembly diagram of the heat exchanger to find out. You must know the two-phase process, right?
Reply #52015-08-15
Agree with what was said on the second floor; I’ve done this before and missed sealing the pipes at both ends.

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