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Heat exchanger shell removal

2015-09-28View Original

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The high-pressure heat exchangers manufactured by the company have difficulty in core extraction during maintenance, so a shell extraction mechanism has been designed. Which heat exchangers can have their shells removed, and what considerations are necessary for their design, construction, production, and maintenance?
Reply #22015-09-28
Flange connection between the tube side and the shell side will do; this way, the tube side can be removed for maintenance.
Reply #32015-09-29
This post was last edited by gn_1984 on 2015-9-29 09:34. Ordinary U-tube heat exchangers are generally designed to allow the tube bundle to be removed, and it is also possible to remove the shell.
Reply #42015-09-29
A heat exchanger that can be disassembled for maintenance can generally have its shell removed as well; in such cases, the internal tube bundle of the heat exchanger is usually supported by both fixed and rolling supports~~
Reply #52015-09-29
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