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    1) The document contains specifications and calculations for optimizing an integral tubesheet in a shell and tube heat exchanger with an ASME VIII Division 1 code. 2) Key parameters specified include tube and channel dimensions, material properties, design pressures, minimum thickness requirements, and an objective function to minimize total material usage. 3) Curves are provided to determine the effective modulus of elasticity and Poisson's ratio of the perforated tubesheet based on the ratio of tubesheet thickness to tube pitch for an equilateral triangular tube layout pattern.

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    1) The document contains specifications and calculations for optimizing an integral tubesheet in a shell and tube heat exchanger with an ASME VIII Division 1 code. 2) Key parameters specified include tube and channel dimensions, material properties, design pressures, minimum thickness requirements, and an objective function to minimize total material usage. 3) Curves are provided to determine the effective modulus of elasticity and Poisson's ratio of the perforated tubesheet based on the ratio of tubesheet thickness to tube pitch for an equilateral triangular tube layout pattern.

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    1) The document contains specifications and calculations for optimizing an integral tubesheet in a shell and tube heat exchanger with an ASME VIII Division 1 code. 2) Key parameters specified include tube and channel dimensions, material properties, design pressures, minimum thickness requirements, and an objective function to minimize total material usage. 3) Curves are provided to determine the effective modulus of elasticity and Poisson's ratio of the perforated tubesheet based on the ratio of tubesheet thickness to tube pitch for an equilateral triangular tube layout pattern.

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    Asme Viii Uhx Tubesheet Calcs

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    1) The document contains specifications and calculations for optimizing an integral tubesheet in a shell and tube heat exchanger with an ASME VIII Division 1 code. 2) Key parameters specified include tube and channel dimensions, material properties, design pressures, minimum thickness requirements, and an objective function to minimize total material usage. 3) Curves are provided to determine the effective modulus of elasticity and Poisson's ratio of the perforated tubesheet based on the ratio of tubesheet thickness to tube pitch for an equilateral triangular tube layout pattern.

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    The document discusses optimization of an integral tubesheet design for a shell and tube heat exchanger based on ASME Section VIII Division 1 codes. Key parameters like thickness, pitch, stresses are calculated and checked against code allowables.

    The objective function being minimized is the total material volume which is a function of shell thickness, channel thickness and tubesheet thickness. Other parameters like stresses, moments are also calculated and checked against code requirements.

    The design rules referenced are from ASME Section VIII Division 1 for shell and tube heat exchangers.

    INTEGRAL TUBESHEET OPTIMIZATION SHEET

    ASME VIII Div. 1 UHX

    RULES FOR SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGERS hemispherical 1422.40 563.00 19.05 1145.05 1411.70 1219.20 1955300 1290 1955300 1955300 1955300 1290 238.60 0.00 0.00 25.4 triangular 0.00 0.0000 0.00 0.25 2.413 19.0500 69870.00 69870 00 26.3082 0.2759 9.3937 0.2497 0.3722 488330.6622 1.2329 1.0648 0 186 2106024.62 16.00 129.56 0.300 0.300 1290 1290 0.012028 1764240.933 8787.260 0.135366 13704.07537 bar

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

    U tube configuration (a),tubesheet integral both sides, with channel type A= outside diameter of tubesheet ro =radius to outermost tube hole center dt=nominal outside diameter of tubes Do=equivalent diameter of outer tube limit circle DS = inside diameter of shell DC = inside diameter of channel E=Modulus of elasticity of tubesheet at tubesh DT S=Allowable stress of tubesheet material at tubesh DT EC=Modulus of elasticity of channel at channel DT ES=Modulus of elasticity of shell at shell DT EtT=Modulus of elasticity of tubes at tubesheeet DT StT=Allowable stress of tubes material at tubesh DT h= uncorroded tubesheet thickness hg=tube side pass partition groove depth ct= tubesheet corrosion allowance on the tube side/shell side p= tube pitch tube layout pattern ltx =expanded length of tube in tubesheet =tube expansion depth ratio =ltx/h hg = MAX [( hg ct ),0] =basic ligament efficiency for shear =(p dt)/p tt= nominal tube wall thickness d*=effective tube hole diameter=max[( dt 2tt(EtT/E)(StT/S) ,dt 2tt)] AL= total area of untubed lanes 2 1/2 p*=effective tube pitch= p/ [1 4MIN(AL,4Dop)/ Do )]

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    26 *=effective ligament efficiency for bending=(p* d*)/p* 27 [h 2ct]/p= 28 E*/E (function of h/p and *) = 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 * =effective Poisson ratio of tubesh in perforated region E*= effective modulus of elas of tubesh in perforated region s=Ds/Do c=Dc/Do Ps= shell side internal design pressure Pt=tube side internal design pressure MTS=Do2/16 {[ ( s 1)( s2+1)Ps ( c 1)( c2+1)Pt]} ts= shell thickness tc=channel thickness vs=Poisson's ratio of shell material vc=Poisson's ratio of channel material Sc=Allowable stress of channel material at DT Ss=Allowable stress of shell material at DT 4 12(1 vs2)/ (Ds+ts)ts S = 3 2 ks = s Ests / 6(1 vs ) 2 2 s =[ 6Dsks/(h ct)3] [1+(h ct) s +(h ct) s /2] 2 s = Ds /4Ests [1 vs/2] s = sks s s[1+(h ct) s]

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    bar bar 1 mm N N/mm2 mm3/N mm2

    PStylianopoulos

    Pressure Vessel Engineer

    Page 1 of 3, 9/29/2011

    INTEGRAL TUBESHEET OPTIMIZATION SHEET

    ASME VIII Div. 1 UHX

    RULES FOR SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGERS hemispherical 1 mm N N/mm2 mm3/N mm2

    47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71

    U tube configuration (a),tubesheet integral both sides, with channel type = 4 12(1 vc2)/ (Dc+tc)tc 0.004349 kc = c Ects3/ 6(1 vc2) 338684441.491 2 2 469819.419 c =[ 6Dckc/(h ct)3] [1+(h ct) c +(h ct) c /2] 2 2 0.005134 c = Dc /4Ectc [1 vc/2], Dc /4Ectc [(1 vc )/2] for hemispherical channel = ckc c c[1+(h ct) c] 16405.207 c K=A/Do 1.2422 F=(1 v*)/E* (E lnK + c+ s) 6.6980 M*=MTS + cPt sPs moment on unperforated tubesheet rim 945343.8173 2 Mp=[M* (Do /32)F(Ps Pt)]/(1+F) moment at the periphery 6753805.38 Mo=Mp+(Do2/64)(3+v*)(PS Pt) moment at the center 6096034.395 M=MAX [ ABS(M ),ABS(Mo)] max tubesheet bending moment 6753805.379 2 = 6M/ *(h 2ct hg') tubesheet bend stress 2580.00 =(1/4 )[Do/(h 2ct] ABS( Ps Pt) outer tubesheet shear stress 892.62 Sall =2S 2580.0 1032.0 all=0.8S = Ds2Ps/4ts(Ds+ts) 0.00 s,m 2 * *][ 3 2 567.70 s,b=(6ks/ts ){ S SPs+6[(1 v )/E Do/(h ct) ][ 1+(h ct) s/2][Mp+9Do /32)(Ps Pt)]} =l sml+ l sbl 567.70 s Ssall =1.5Ss 1935.00 2 395.54 c,m= Dc Pc/4tc(Dc+tc) =(6kc/tc2){ c cPc 6[(1 v*)/E*][Do/(h ct)3][ 1+(h ct) c/2][Mp+9Do2/32)(Ps Pt)]} 1539.46 c,b 1935.00 c =l cml+ l cbl Scall =1.5Sc 1935.00 Length of uniform shell thickness leq,s= 1 8Dsts = thickness, 1.8D 201.64 201 64 Length of uniform channel thickness, leq,c= 1.8Dctc = 533.23
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    72 Number of tubes, N= 73 Shell side design Pressure Ps= 74 Tube side design Pressure Pc= 75 Shell side minimum thickness= 76 Channel side minimum thickness= 77 Objective function to be minimized = Dstsleq,s+ Dctcleq,c+[ ( 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92

    1890 10.00 barg 186.00 barg 16.00 mm 44.59 mm 529532546 mm3

    /4) N dt /4]h

    PStylianopoulos

    Pressure Vessel Engineer

    Page 2 of 3, 9/29/2011

    INTEGRAL TUBESHEET OPTIMIZATION SHEET

    ASME VIII Div. 1 UHX

    RULES FOR SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGERS hemispherical

    U tube configuration (a),tubesheet integral both sides, with channel type

    FIG UHX 11.3 CURVES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF E*/E AND * (EQUILATERAL TRIANGULAR PATTERN)

    0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5

    E*/E

    0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 h/p=0.1 h/p=0.25 h/p=0.5 h/p=2 0.2759, 0.2497

    *
    (a) ( ) E*/E (E il t l T i (Equilateral Triangular Pattern) l P tt )
    0.7 h/p=2 0.6 h/p=1 0.5 h/p=0.5 0.4

    0.2759, 0.3722 0.3 h/p=0.25

    0.2 h/p=0.15 0.1 h/p=0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6

    *
    (b) * (Equilateral Triangular Pattern)

    PStylianopoulos

    Pressure Vessel Engineer

    Page 3 of 3, 9/29/2011

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