Tie rods are structural tension members that secure tube bundle assemblies within high-pressure heat exchangers against operational forces.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Tie Rods.
This component is used in the following industrial products
Tube bundle assembly for heat exchange in high-pressure ammonia synthesis loops
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Tie rods prevent tube sheet distortion caused by thermal expansion differentials between tubes and shell, which could lead to tube joint failures and ammonia leaks in high-pressure (15-30 MPa) service.
Initial retensioning after first 500 operating hours, then annually during maintenance shutdowns, or when pressure drop across the exchanger increases by 15% indicating possible bundle movement.
Yes, but all tie rods in a bundle should be tensioned simultaneously using hydraulic tensioners to ensure uniform load distribution and prevent uneven stresses on tube sheets.
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