I’m begging all the experts on heat exchangers for help
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100 degrees of hot water, with a flow rate of about 1 ton per hour; the water after heat exchange is at 45 degrees. In simple terms, it’s steam condensate containing air. I want to cool it down so it doesn’t stay hot
I hope experts can tell me the approximate heat exchange area required for the cooler
Can the area of the heat exchanger be calculated using these conditions you provided? Heat exchange is the transfer of heat between a hot side and a cold side; conditions on both sides are required
The main conditions for calculating the heat exchange area of a heat exchanger are: the hot and cold fluids, as well as their temperatures, pressures, and flow rates. This is based on purely theoretical calculations, not on engineering design. The conditions provided by the poster are too few to support the calculations
One that uses steam should be classified as a pressure vessel! I need to create something through which I can be contacted, haha