The thickness of segmental baffles (25 -35% cut truncated plates usually) is generally _____________ the tube wall thickness?

Correct answer: B. Twice

  • A. Equal to
  • B. Twice
  • C. Four times
  • D. Half

Explanation

Segmental baffles must be stiff enough to support the tube bundle and resist vibration, so their thickness is commonly about twice the tube-wall thickness. Making them equal to or half the tube-wall thickness would generally be too weak.

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