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Fig. 12.12 von Mises
distribution under the
maximum pressure on the
shell-side
materials are assumed to be ideal elastic-plastic, which is conservative since real
materials are of strain-hardening and can still undertake some more loadings after
yielding. In addition, no SCLs and stress categorization are needed and the strength
assessment is simply to find convergent solutions for the maximum loading. So if
the equipment is complicate in structure like the plate heat exchanger, it is suggested
to apply Limit-load Analysis Method to perform strength assessment.
References
1. Numan, A., Mohd, I., Sayyed, H.: Study and analysis of plate type heat exchanger. Invertis J.
Renew. Energy 7(3), 137–141 (2017)
2. Pelliccione, A.S., SantAnna, R., Siqueira, M.H.S., Ribeiro, A.F., Ramos, J.E., Silva, O.P.,
Pimentel, M.F.: Failure analysis of a titanium plate heat exchanger–Mechanical fatigue. Eng.
Fail. Anal. 105, 1172–1188 (2019)
3. Shokouhmand, H., Hasanpour, M.: Effect of flow maldistribution on the optimal design of plate
heat exchanger using constrained multi objective genetic algorithm. Case Stud. Thermal Eng.
18, 100570 (2020)
4. Islamoglu, Y., Parmaksizoglu, C.: The effect of channel height on the enhanced heat transfer
characteristics in a corrugated heat exchanger channel. Appl. Therm. Eng. 23(8), 979–987
(2003)
5. Grijspeerdt, K., Hazarika, B., Vucinic, D.: Application of computational fluid dynamics to
model the hydrodynamics of plate heat exchangers for milk processing. J. Food Eng. 57(3),
237–242 (2003)
6. Galeazzo, F.C.C., Miura, R.Y., Gut, J.A.W., Tadini, C.C.: Experimental and numerical heat
transfer in a plate heat exchanger. Chem. Eng. Sci. 61(21), 7133–7138 (2006)
7. Femandes, C.S., Dias, R., Nobrega, J.M., et al.: Simulation of stirred yoghurt processing in
plate exchangers. J. Food Eng. 69(3), 281–290 (2005)
8. Science - Applied Physical Science; Research Data from Department of Mathematics Update
Understanding of Applied Physical Science (Order of chemical reaction and convective
153
Fig. 12.12 von Mises
distribution under the
maximum pressure on the
shell-side
materials are assumed to be ideal elastic-plastic, which is conservative since real
materials are of strain-hardening and can still undertake some more loadings after
yielding. In addition, no SCLs and stress categorization are needed and the strength
assessment is simply to find convergent solutions for the maximum loading. So if
the equipment is complicate in structure like the plate heat exchanger, it is suggested
to apply Limit-load Analysis Method to perform strength assessment.
References
1. Numan, A., Mohd, I., Sayyed, H.: Study and analysis of plate type heat exchanger. Invertis J.
Renew. Energy 7(3), 137–141 (2017)
2. Pelliccione, A.S., SantAnna, R., Siqueira, M.H.S., Ribeiro, A.F., Ramos, J.E., Silva, O.P.,
Pimentel, M.F.: Failure analysis of a titanium plate heat exchanger–Mechanical fatigue. Eng.
Fail. Anal. 105, 1172–1188 (2019)
3. Shokouhmand, H., Hasanpour, M.: Effect of flow maldistribution on the optimal design of plate
heat exchanger using constrained multi objective genetic algorithm. Case Stud. Thermal Eng.
18, 100570 (2020)
4. Islamoglu, Y., Parmaksizoglu, C.: The effect of channel height on the enhanced heat transfer
characteristics in a corrugated heat exchanger channel. Appl. Therm. Eng. 23(8), 979–987
(2003)
5. Grijspeerdt, K., Hazarika, B., Vucinic, D.: Application of computational fluid dynamics to
model the hydrodynamics of plate heat exchangers for milk processing. J. Food Eng. 57(3),
237–242 (2003)
6. Galeazzo, F.C.C., Miura, R.Y., Gut, J.A.W., Tadini, C.C.: Experimental and numerical heat
transfer in a plate heat exchanger. Chem. Eng. Sci. 61(21), 7133–7138 (2006)
7. Femandes, C.S., Dias, R., Nobrega, J.M., et al.: Simulation of stirred yoghurt processing in
plate exchangers. J. Food Eng. 69(3), 281–290 (2005)
8. Science - Applied Physical Science; Research Data from Department of Mathematics Update
Understanding of Applied Physical Science (Order of chemical reaction and convective