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Rectangular Tubesheet extended as flange

10/24/2009 10:33 AM

Dear All,

I am designing rectangular cooler as per ASME Sec VIII DIV 1 Appendix 13. I want to design Rectangular Tubesheet extended as flange.

Please let me know, if anybody knows the reference book to do this design.

Thanks in advance.

Prashant

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Re: Rectangular Tubesheet extended as flange

10/25/2009 5:19 AM

dear jprashant31, you may refer to Chapter 8 " Bending, Forming, Drawing & forging dies 1n the 3rd Edition of " Fundamentals of Tool Design " published by David T.Reid, Society of Manufaturing Enginneers. Dearborn, MI 48121-0930. ISBN No. 13978-0-87263-412-1, Further ref. www.books-by-isbn.com. Rangasamy

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Re: Rectangular Tubesheet extended as flange

10/26/2009 10:56 AM

I can't tell if this is what you are actually looking for for your problem, but try Structural Analysis & Design of Process Equipment by Maan H. Jawad and James R. Farr, an excellent resource for anyone who works with pressure vessels and vessel design. Check Chapter 17.

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