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Seeking advice on the selection of heat exchanger types

2017-07-10View Original

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The operating conditions are as follows: the acetic acid solution is at 192°C, with a pressure of 3 MPa and a flow rate of 300 t/h; it enters the heat exchanger to heat the deionized water at room temperature. The flow rate of the deionized water after heating is also 300 t/h, and this heated water then enters the reactor to generate steam for use in the turbine. May I ask what type of heat exchanger everyone should choose to achieve the best results? Thank you!
Reply #22017-07-10
This issue is too complex and requires consideration from multiple perspectives
Reply #32017-07-10
If this is overlooked, your steam engine will be in trouble
Reply #42017-07-10
I want to use a plate exchanger; the possibility of mixing is very low, and there is a leakage tray
Reply #52017-07-10
Plate heat exchangers offer good heat transfer efficiency, but you need to generate steam
Reply #62017-07-10
Steam generation passes through the reaction vessel, with liquid-liquid heat exchange in the heat exchanger
Reply #72017-07-21
If you’re worried about leaks, there are double-sheet plate heat exchangers, and shell-and-tube types are also quite stable.

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