Plate exchanger optimization

2017-10-02 View Original

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Plate types are divided into rigid plates and flexible plates. During design, the overall heat transfer coefficient and pressure drop are specified; the task is to determine how much of each type of plate is needed in order to meet these specified parameters.

Reply #2 2017-10-02

Plate heat exchangers have poor heat exchange efficiency and tend to develop scale; are there any good solutions?

Reply #3 2017-10-07

Wound tubular heat exchangers can be used

Reply #4 2017-10-08

The heat transfer coefficient for plate exchangers is determined through experimental calculations, and it varies from manufacturer to manufacturer.

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