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    This document describes different types of shell and tube heat exchangers. It outlines front head types A and B, shell types E and F which have one-pass or two-pass longitudinal baffles, and less common shell types G, H, J, and X which include divided flow, split flow, double split flow, and cross flow configurations.

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    This document describes different types of shell and tube heat exchangers. It outlines front head types A and B, shell types E and F which have one-pass or two-pass longitudinal baffles, and less common shell types G, H, J, and X which include divided flow, split flow, double split flow, and cross flow configurations.

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    Front Head Type Front Head Type: B A B A

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    Waqas Waqas
    This document describes different types of shell and tube heat exchangers. It outlines front head types A and B, shell types E and F which have one-pass or two-pass longitudinal baffles, and less common shell types G, H, J, and X which include divided flow, split flow, double split flow, and cross flow configurations.

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    Front head type

    A-type
    B-type

    A B

    Channel and removable cover Bonnet (integral cover)


    Shell type

    E-type
    F shell

    Longitudinal baffle
    E F

    One-pass shell Two-pass


    shell
    h ll
    More shell types
    G and H shells normally only used for horizontal thermosyphon
    reboilers
    J and X shells if allowable pressure drop can not be achieved in an E
    shell
    G H
    Longitudinal
    Split flow baffles Double split flow

    J X

    Divided flow Cross flow

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