Are There Design Standards for Spiral Plate Heat Exchangers Similar to TEMA?

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There are no specific design standards for spiral plate heat exchangers that are directly comparable to TEMA for shell and tube heat exchangers. The discussion seeks clarification on whether "spiral plate" refers to helical type baffles and requests a description of spiral plate heat exchangers. It also distinguishes between thermal analysis and structural (stress) analysis, similar to TEMA's approach. Understanding these aspects is crucial for effective design and analysis of spiral plate heat exchangers. The conversation highlights the need for standardized guidelines in this area.
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Hi guys !
Is there any Standards for thermal designing of spiral plate heat exchanger, like TEMA for shell and tube heat exchangers ?
 
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By Spiral plate, do you mean helical type baffles? can you describe a spiral plate heat exchanger, and are you asking about the thermal analysis, or structural (stress) analysis as in TEMA?
 

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