Creating a Hair-Pin Exchanger Project

To create a Hair-Pin Exchanger you first create a project in TubePro 2D that has two identical sections.
After that you import the 2D TMI file into TubePro 3D and setup the Y-Offset for each section so that they
match the actual unit. The set the Unit Type (under Bundle Geometry) to Hair-Pin and the two sections will
automatically be connected with U-Tube bends. You will also have to edit bundle data such as tubesheet
diameters and baffle geometry. Note that you can specify different baffle geometry for the top and bottom
part of the exchanger as shown below. 

Download files:
Hair-Pin.TMI (2D project file)
Hair-Pin.3DT (3D Project File)

Related Links:

• Introduction
• Tutorial Videos
• Tube Map Editing Tools
• Rectangular Tube Section
• Adding tubes to a range
• Drawing Templates
• Multiple Documents
• Multiple Sections
• Legend Key Editor
• Tube Inspection Editor
• Tube Inspection Report Template Editor
• Project Variable and Project Reports
• Importing Data From MultiView
• Exporting List Files to MultiView
• Moving a range of tubes
• TubePro Database
• Database Uses
• Database Manager
• Database Viewer
• TubePro 3D

Version 4.0 Features:

• Multiple Documents
• Adding a Section
• Adding Multiple Tube Sections to Drawings
• Multiple U-Tube Section Project (3D)
• Hair-Pin Exchanger Project (3D)
• Corrosion Predictions
• Boiler Projects