Re: International reputed vendors required for SS kNIFE GATE VALVES

From: <Arturo>
Date: Wed Jul 25 2007 - 10:46:00 EDT

Vyakaranam

Contact Tyco Valves .

Arturo M.
Tuberías Visa, México.

   Dear ALL,
   Can any one suggest good international reputed vendors supplying Knife gate valves.

   Thanks & Regards
   Krishna V.
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   RES: [PipingDesign] Vapor should be in <> Shell side or tube side.... From: William de Sá Novaes

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   Re: RES: [PipingDesign] Vapor should be in <> Shell side or tube side.. From: Paul Bowers

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   Thu Jul 19, 2007 8:59 am (PST)

   Hi
   Can anyone just tell ,in case of Shell & tube heat exchanger or in any    other HE can we provide vapors in tube side....    actually wat i knw is in Liquid - liquid case first we do check the    corrosive nature then will decide whr 2 take in shell r tube side    ...usually we do take corrosive liquids in tube sides...But what if its a    corrosive vapor...can we take it in tube side??????,

   waiting for ur reply guys ?

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   Thu Jul 19, 2007 9:17 am (PST)

   On Jul 19, 2007, at 7:25 AM, ravi.kant@fluor. <mailto:ravi.kant%40fluor.com> com wrote:

   > waiting for ur reply guys ?
   You might try putting this into English. I think the list is willing    to cut ESL speakers some slack, but the quality of your reply depends    strongly on how well your question is understood.

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   Thu Jul 19, 2007 11:11 am (PST)

   Dear Ravi,

   By the application view, there is no problem to put a vapor stream in tube side of a shell and tube heat exchanger. A good example is a vapor stream at very high pressure than another stream, in this case is preferable to put the stream at higher pressure in the tube side because is cheaper (mechanical design) and safety. Another case is a gas/gas application where in this situation there is no choice. So put a gas stream in shell side is a good practice not an obligation. The advantage to put a gas stream in shell side is because we get a better overall heat transfer coefficient (U) than put this same stream in tube side. This is truth because the shell side gets a better turbulence condition than tube side and compensates a little bit the bad thermal conductivity of the gases have. Pay Attention in tube side vapor/steam condensing application where is not recommended use tube diameter smaller than 1 inches to avoid plug flow and erosion in tubes and covers. In gas application pay attention too in problems of vibration to avoid undesired damages and a short equipment cycle life. In the market there are several software packages to rigorous shell and tube heat exchanges thermal and mechanical design and vibration analysis like HTFS, B-JAC and HTRI. The TEMA is a good source for understand the vibration problems and analysis.

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   Hi
   Can anyone just tell ,in case of Shell & tube heat exchanger or in any    other HE can we provide vapors in tube side....    actually wat i knw is in Liquid - liquid case first we do check the    corrosive nature then will decide whr 2 take in shell r tube side    ...usually we do take corrosive liquids in tube sides...But what if its a    corrosive vapor...can we take it in tube side??????,

   waiting for ur reply guys ?

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   William de Sá Novaes wrote:

   > The advantage to put a gas stream in shell side is because we get a better overall heat transfer coefficient (U) than put this same stream in tube side. This is truth because the shell side gets a better turbulence condition than tube side

   I'd actually never thought of that, but it makes sense due to the    baffles redirecting the flow.

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   <<This paper presents a summary of long-term and    short-term experience that demonstrates compressed     air-blow results are "at least as good, and    often better than steam-blows." Compressed airblows     have been used effectively on applications    for supercritical boilers, drum-type boilers, and    heat recovery steam generators for preoperational     cleaning of main steam lines at power    plants with ratings from 35 to 700 MW.    Cleaning of the main steam piping is required to    minimize the possibility of damage to the turbine     by removing weld bead deposits, pipe slag,    and other foreign material which might otherwise     be carried over into the turbine. Any particles     that would be dislodged while operating    must be dislodged during the cleaning process,    and any particles that are or become loose must    be removed from the system. Thus, the momentum     or cleaning force must exceed the force    that occurs during the maximum flow operation.     This requirement is satisfied by selecting    the initial pressure level so that the momentum    or cleaning force ratio is greater than one.    The procedure is similar to a steam blowdown    except that compressed air is used as the cleaning     medium. The system is pressurized using    rented compressors or site equipment and    depressurized by rapidly opening the temporary    valve. The cycle is repeated until the cleanliness    criteria have been satisfied.>>

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