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Mitul
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Expansion Joint in Heat exchanger

02/01/2010 4:54 AM

When it is required to provide expansion joint in heat exchanger?

Is there any code requirement / guideline as per TEMA / ASME?
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Re: Expansion Joint in Heat exchanger

02/04/2010 3:10 AM

When the expansion of the shell or the tubes would be great enogh to put undue stress onto these components. Code - common sense (or possible engineering).
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Mitul
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Re: Expansion Joint in Heat exchanger

02/06/2010 1:18 AM

I mean at what design temperature sheel / Tube side we need to go for expansion below.

Because every time we will not going to use expansion below.
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