Coolers, Fluid, Naval Shipboard: Lubricating Oil, Hydraulic Oil and Fresh Water Coolers, Fluid, Naval Shipboard: Lubricating Oil, Hydraulic Oil and Fresh Water

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Coolers, Fluid, Naval Shipboard: Lubricating Oil, Hydraulic Oil and Fresh Water Coolers, Fluid, Naval Shipboard: Lubricating Oil, Hydraulic Oil and Fresh Water

Coolers, Fluid, Naval Shipboard: Lubricating Oil, Hydraulic Oil and Fresh Water
Applicable Documents
Specifications, Standards, and Hanbooks
Other Government Publication
American National Standards Institute, Inc. (ANSI)
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) cont'd
Order of Precedence
Ambient Pressure
Threaded fasteners
Internal fasteners
Cooling water inlet temperature
Inlet and outlet connections
Surface Finish of gasket mating surface
High pressure cooler vexnt and drain egress
Provision for shell expansion relative to tubes
Identification plates
Table III. Type I, class 1 cooler materials
Table III. Type I, class 1 cooler materials cont'd
Table III. Type I, class 2, cooler materials
Table III. Type I, class 2, cooler materials cont'd
Table III. Type I, class 3 cooler materials cont'd
Table III. Type I, class 3 cooler materials cont'd
Type VI. Type I, class 4 and 5 cooler materials
Type VI. Type I, class 4 and 5 cooler materials cont'd
Tube Features
Table VIII. Optional shell side materials for oil cooling applications cont'd
Table IX. Optional materials for shell side internal parts for oil cooling applications, type I coolers
Table X. Materials for synthetic lubricating oil coolers, type I class 3, 4, or 5 cont'd
Table XI. Minimum radii for U-bend tubes, type I coolers
Submarine cooler
Hydraulic oil cooling applications and other applications for double tube construction is specified
Hydraulic oil coolers
Shell side tinning
Integral fins
Table XIII. Spacing and diameter of tube holes
Table XV. Annular grooving holes in tube sheets
Table XVI. Rounding of tube hole edge
Waterboxes
Cyclic pressure and external force loading
Bolting subject to submergence pressure
Bolted waterbox inspection openings
Completely welded
Table XVII. Type II, class 2 cooler materials
Table XVIII. Type II, class 3 cooler materials
Table XIX. Type II, class 4, cooler materials
Table XX. Type II, class 5, cooler materials
Assembling of strut and plate type tubes
Quality Assurance Provisions
First article inspection
Quality conformance inspection
Eddy current test
Packaging
Navy fire retardant treated lumber and plywood
Notes
Acquisition requirements
Consideration of data requirements
First article
Figure 1. Straight tube, floating head, removable bundle
Figure 2. Straight tube, floating head, removable bundle, outside packed lantern ring construction
Figure 3. Straight tube, floating head, removable budle, outside packed lantern ring construction
Figure 4. Acceptance method of welding inner and outer tube sheets
Figure 5. Acceptable method of welding inner and outer tube sheets
Engineering Drawings Content Requirements
Content of certification data drawing
Content of certification data drawing cont'd
Contents of outline drawing
Appendix B Test Report Technical Content Requirements
Design Report
Appendix C Manual Technical Content Requirements
Standardization Document Improvement Proposal

Coolers, Fluid, Naval Shipboard: Lubricating Oil, Hydraulic Oil and Fresh Water

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