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Tubesheet method of calculation

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LY.Yan

Mechanical
Dec 30, 2020
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Dear All,
I have a replacement job with one tube-sheet integral to both sides and the other tube-sheet integral to shell and extended flange. The extended flange tube-sheet is attached to vessel B which is not being replaced. Both tube-sheets are of different thickness and different boundary conditions. I am trying to keep to the original design which is a requirement of client but i need advice on approach of calculation. It seems that UHX is not applicable and i need to comply to design code ASME section VIII,DIV 1.
Thank you.

Yours Sincerely
L.Y
 
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LY.Yan, I suspect this design could be made under past TEMA rules. It is clearly not within Part UHX scope. You could perhaps employ TEMA rules under U-2(g), but I am not familiar with current rules of the same.

Opinions?

Regards,

Mike

The problem with sloppy work is that the supply FAR EXCEEDS the demand
 
If you try to keep the original design you don't need any calculations. You need to use the same dimensions and the same material.
I don't know why the replacement.

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Dear SntMan & r6155,
Thank you for your replies and i am really appreciative of the advice I receive through this forum. The method of going by U-2(g) and using Tema calculations has been accepted. Thank you!

Yours Sincerely,
L.Y
 
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