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Has any marine engineer worked on a three-media, three-channel spiral plate heat exchanger? What does the central structure look like? How are spirochetes formed?
We’ve done it! In the middle is a central round steel welded partition that divides the space into three equal parts; heat exchange plates are then connected one above another in sequence, and the whole structure is rolled together!
This post was last edited by zjq1962 on 2018-1-4 at 13:43. Hello, could you provide the eccentricity of the unequal channels? The channel width is 10, 6, 16, or please provide the calculation formula.
I’ve learned something new – there are also three-channel versions.
Multimedium high-pressure coil heat exchangers are much more complex than this
Our company is capable of producing them; we also manufacture four-channel versions
Thank you. We are in the same industry; we also manufacture four-channel products, but we have not worked on three-channel ones. I’m not sure how to calculate the eccentricity and fixed radius of the central part.
Thank you. We are in the same industry; we also manufacture four-channel products, but we have not worked on three-channel ones. I’m not sure how to calculate the eccentricity and fixed radius of the central part.
Thank you. We are in the same industry; we also manufacture four-channel products, but we have not worked on three-channel ones. I’m not sure how to calculate the eccentricity and fixed radius of the central part.