Issues regarding the design of ASPEN heat exchangers
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The overall heat transfer coefficient of the heat exchanger, which is determined through software design and calculations, is calculated based on the structure of the heat exchanger itself. So how can we find out the individual heat transfer coefficients for the inside and outside of the heat exchanger?
Are there any tutorials or books on calculating heat exchange tubes? I’m a beginner and planning to learn *EDR; do you have any suggestions?
It’s available in the results; if not, it’s the default value, which means it’s not present
I am also learning *ASPEN. Where can I download that EDR?
There is a total heat transfer coefficient; what about the one-sided Mo coefficient? It’s not calculated using default values; it’s calculated based on the structure
There is a total heat transfer coefficient for the structure, and there is also a total heat transfer coefficient required for calculations; the value of the structure’s total heat transfer coefficient divided by the calculated total heat transfer coefficient minus 1 represents the excess amount, more or less.