Shell and tube heat exchangers working as energy recuperators in the treatment of recovered oil
One of our regular clients has entrusted SACOME for the design and manufacture of 6 shell and tube heat exchangers working as energy recuperators in the treatment of recovered oil.
These tubular heat exchangers have been designed according to ASME VIII Div.1 / TEMA R and 2014/68/EU. The heat exchangers also comply with the wind specifications UBC1997, BASIC WIND SPEED 33m / SEC, EXP CATEGORY C and for earthquake, according to NCSE-02.
The shell and tube heat exchangers have been mounted on horizontal cradle type frames. Its special design allows to meet the required specifications of earthquake and wind by the engineering company. In addition, the design allows to mount one heat exchanger above the other, to take better advantage of the space in the plant. With this design the weight of the equipment is transmitted directly to the support and not to the housing of the heat exchangers.
Heat exchangers technical documentation
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