Heat exchanger outlet temperature?

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This post was last edited by B0SS on 2018-4-10 20:42. The pipeline at the outlet of the heat exchanger is at a certain temperature, while the area near the bottom of the heat exchanger outlet is at normal temperature. What could be the reason? I hope the sea gods can provide a detailed answer?

Reply #22018-04-10

Because the flow direction of the material and that of the cooling water are exactly opposite, the bottom of the material outlet coincides with the inlet of the cooling water.

Reply #32018-04-10

There’s some truth to it! I’ll think about it on site next time, thanks!

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