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Tube heat exchangers and water bath heat exchangers

2017-03-27View Original

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Under the same operating conditions, which one is more cost-effective, a water bath heat exchanger or a tubular heat exchanger? Shell-and-tube heat exchangers can be simulated and calculated using software, but how are water-bath heat exchangers calculated?
Reply #22017-03-30
Shell-and-tube heat exchangers a are designed and calculated in accordance with GB/T151-2014. Bath-type heat exchangers are generally types in which coils are submerged in a fluid; the specific calculation methods can be found in the comprehensive book on heat exchangers and chemical equipment

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