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Baffle Material In S & T Exchanger

08/21/2014 5:54 AM

shell and tube heat exchanger if shell side wet H2S(Hydrogen induce cracking) is required then is it necessary to consider HIC plate for baffles.
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Re: baffle material in S & t exchanger

08/21/2014 6:16 AM

One could also consider the same material as forms the shell and the tubes, as well as a range of other materials, without some idea of temperatures and pressures.

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Re: Baffle Material In S & T Exchanger

09/01/2014 6:08 AM

Please use ColePalmer material compatibility online database, however if I can recall Titanium would suffice your needs

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