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    CODE CASE 2418 for S32101 Material

    Design temp on tubeside is 150 Deg F, we are using 3/4" OD x 0.065(AW)SA-789-S32101 wld tubes.
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    CODE CASE 2418 for S32101 Material

    Stanweld: I am running a design using S32101 wld tubes and c/stl tubesheet with 5/16" tk S32101 overlay. Tubes are strength welded to tubesheet. Current code does not include S32101 material and the only way I can get the stress values and other required data is through that code case. Thank...
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    CODE CASE 2418 for S32101 Material

    Thanks for the info Mike. I am assuming this one is published and is in use.Is there any quicker way to get this code case 2418? Thanks again. Rathi
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    CODE CASE 2418 for S32101 Material

    Hi All, Can anyone provide a copy of code case 2418 or suggest where I could find one? Is it true that ASME provides code cases for free to all the code users? Did anyone experience strength welding S32101 tubes to c/stl clad with S32101 tubesheet? This is the first time we are trying to use...
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    For Exchangers built before 98 Old allowable or New allowable

    HI All, The exchanger that I am working on is built in 78. we are supplying exchanger less heads. Channels will be reused. My question is, do we have to design this unit using old alloable stresses or new. My understanding is if we are doing only part of the unit then anything that is built...
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    ANSI flanges as girth flanges

    Hi All, Can we use ANSI flanges as girth flanges for heat exchangers with more than one pass? Can you also specify where in code does it say whether we can or can not use ANSI flanges as girth flanges. Any help is appreciated.
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    Section II, Part D Theramal expansion values

    Thank you all for your response. No,I have not looked for the industry publised values yet. Yeah,according to the definition 9.5 can be applied from 70F to 550F but I was not quite sure if that was correct.
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    Section II, Part D Theramal expansion values

    Not available in B31.3. I am working on a fixed tubesheet shell & tube heat exchanger with carbon steel shell and 90Cu-10Ni tubes. Existing unit has no expansion joint and the customer has complained that there is a tube failure. Our program shows that the unit does not need an expansion jt as...
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    Section II, Part D Theramal expansion values

    Thermal expansion coefficient for 90Cu-10Ni in section II Part D, Table TE-3 has a value of 9.5 at 550 F. The table doesn’t show values at other temperatures and neither does TEMA. How do we evaluate differential expansion of tubes at different temperatures other than 550 F? Any help is appreciated.

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