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Regarding the direction of the gaps in the condenser baffle plates

2017-03-11View Original

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GB151 specifies that the gaps in the condenser baffle plates should be arranged vertically, left to right. What are the disadvantages of arranging them horizontally and vertically? After all, a horizontal arrangement makes it easier to install the pipes
Reply #22017-03-11
Flipping up and down – doesn’t that create fluid resistance?
Reply #32017-03-12
The vertical gap type facilitates vapor-liquid separation, promotes liquid flow out, and enhances heat transfer.
Reply #42017-10-21
If my inlet and outlet connections are at the top, will this not affect the piping?
Reply #52017-10-21
This post was last edited by SDHZZXM on 2017-10-21 09:28. Are you referring to the area without pipes? It has some impact, but it won’t be significant.

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