Heat exchange – With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid – Trickler
Patent
1983-03-04
1986-04-01
Cline, William R.
Heat exchange
With first fluid holder or collector open to second fluid
Trickler
165118, 165173, 291574, 29727, 228183, 2281732, 2281734, F28D 302, F28F 918, B21D 5300, B23K 3102
Patent
active
045791716
ABSTRACT:
A falling film heat exchanger in which a continuous weld circumferentially joins each tube to the outer surface of the upper, and desirably also the lower, tubesheet. The welds seal the crevices between the tubes and tubesheet holes and prevent corrosion. Since the circumferential welds cannot be deposited if the tube ends extend more than about 2 inches past the tubesheet, extensions can be added by welding.
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Allo Vincent F.
Shah Tushar K.
Stafford Donald C.
Chicago Bridge & Iron Company
Cline William R.
Ford John K.
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