Finned tubes are used in shell-and-tube heat exchangers

2018-08-08 View Original

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Has anyone designed such a heat exchanger using EDR? According to the EDR report, the heat exchange area of the finned tube is significantly larger than the required heat exchange area. Why is it still FAILED?

Reply #2 2018-08-08

There’s no truth without pictures; it’s fine to consider EDR as a finned tube. The key is to describe things clearly – if you just say it failed, no one will be able to help you analyze it, right?

Reply #3 2018-08-09

I was wrong; it’s a box-type heat exchanger. Can EDR be considered as a method for heating steam with flue gas? If possible? Which template should be used?

Reply #4 2018-08-09

Use directly: BoxHeater

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