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    TEMA Data Sheet

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    This document is a heat exchanger specification sheet from Doyle & Roth. It requests key information needed to design, quote, and construct a heat exchanger. Areas A, B, and C indicate the minimum information required for thermal rating and quoting, additional thermal properties if fluids are not in the company's database, and construction details for mechanical quoting of predesigned equipment, respectively. Upon completing the form, customers are instructed to email it to the company for review and a prompt quotation.

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    TEMA Data Sheet

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    This document is a heat exchanger specification sheet from Doyle & Roth. It requests key information needed to design, quote, and construct a heat exchanger. Areas A, B, and C indicate the minimum information required for thermal rating and quoting, additional thermal properties if fluids are not in the company's database, and construction details for mechanical quoting of predesigned equipment, respectively. Upon completing the form, customers are instructed to email it to the company for review and a prompt quotation.

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    This document is a heat exchanger specification sheet from Doyle & Roth. It requests key information needed to design, quote, and construct a heat exchanger. Areas A, B, and C indicate the minimum information required for thermal rating and quoting, additional thermal properties if fluids are not in the company's database, and construction details for mechanical quoting of predesigned equipment, respectively. Upon completing the form, customers are instructed to email it to the company for review and a prompt quotation.

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    TEMA Data Sheet

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    This document is a heat exchanger specification sheet from Doyle & Roth. It requests key information needed to design, quote, and construct a heat exchanger. Areas A, B, and C indicate the minimum information required for thermal rating and quoting, additional thermal properties if fluids are not in the company's database, and construction details for mechanical quoting of predesigned equipment, respectively. Upon completing the form, customers are instructed to email it to the company for review and a prompt quotation.

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    Heat Exchanger Specification Sheet

    1 Company:
    2 Service of Unit: Our Reference:
    3 Item No.: Your Reference:
    4 Date: Rev No.: Job No.:
    5 Size: -- in (A) TEMAType: (A) Hor/Vert Connected in parallel series
    6 Surf/unit(eff.) ft2 Shells/unit Surf/shell (eff.) ft2
    7 PERFORMANCE OF ONE UNIT
    8 (A) Fluid allocation Shell Side Tube Side
    9 (A) Fluid name
    10 (A) Fluid quantity, Total lb/h
    11 (A) Vapor (In/Out) lb/h
    12 (A) Liquid lb/h
    13 (A) Steam lb/h
    14 (A) Water lb/h
    14 (A) Noncondensable lb/h
    15 (A) Temperature (In/Out) F
    16 (B) Dew / Bubble point F
    17 (B) Density (Vap / Liq) lb/ft3 / / / /
    18 (B) Viscosity cp / / / /
    19 (B) Molecular wt, Vap
    20 (B) Molecular wt, NC
    21 (B) Specific heat (Vap / Liq) BTU/(lb*F) / / / /
    22 (B) Thermal conductivity (Vap / Liq) BTU/(ft*h*F) / / / /
    23 (B) Latent heat BTU/lb
    24 (A) Pressure (abs) psia
    25 Velocity ft/s
    26 (A) Pressure drop, allow./calc. psi
    27 Fouling resist. (min) ft2*h*F/BTU
    28 Heat exchanged BTU/h MTD corrected F
    29 Transfer rate, Service Dirty Clean BTU/(h*ft2*F)
    30 (C) CONSTRUCTION OF ONE SHELL Sketch
    31 Shell Side Tube Side
    32 (A) Design/Ext Pressure psig / /
    33 (A) Design temperature F
    34 Number passes per shell
    35 Corrosion allowance in
    36 Connections In in (#) (NPS) / (Rating #) (#) (NPS) / (Rating #)
    37 Size/rating Out / /
    38 Nominal Intermediate / /
    39 Tube No. OD Tks- Avg (Ga) in Length in Pitch in
    40 Tube type (Plain/Finned) Material (Spec #/Mat/Wld or Smls) Tube pattern (30,60,45,90)
    41 Shell (Material) ID OD in Shell cover (Material)
    42 Channel or bonnet (Material) Channel cover (Material)
    43 Tubesheet-stationary (Material) Tubesheet-floating (Material)
    44 Floating head cover (Material) Impingement protection (Y/N/Type)
    45 Baffle-crossing (Material) Type (Single/Dbl/Tri) Cut(%d) Spacing: c/c (Baffle Spacing) in
    46 Baffle-long (Material) Seal type Inlet in
    47 Supports-tube (Material) U-bend Type
    48 Bypass seal (Material) Tube-tubesheet joint (Exp,Seal Wld, Str Wld)
    49 Expansion joint (Material) Type (F&F,Bellows)
    50 RhoV2-Inlet nozzle Bundle entrance Bundle exit lb/(ft*s2)
    51 Gaskets - Shell side (Material) Tube Side (Material)
    52 Floating head (Material)
    53 Code requirements TEMA class (B,C,R)
    54 Weight/Shell Filled with water Bundle lb
    55 Remarks
    56
    57
    Instructions

    Doyle & Roth has simplified the Quotation process by modifying the TEMA Datasheet to
    indicate the minimum information required for thermal and/or mechanical design.

    (A) Information required to thermally rate and quote a heat exchanger


    (B) Thermal properties required if fluid is not in our data bank. A VLE curve is also
    required if the fluid is changing state.
    (C) Required for mechanical quotation of predesigned equipment. All available
    construction related information below line 30.

    Upon completing the form, email to [email protected]. We will review your requirements
    and provide a quotation as soon as possible. Do not hesitate to contact one of our engineers
    by email or at 212-269-7840.

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