Seeking help in understanding the model designation of spiral plate heat exchangers

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Question: The model LBI150-750/1730\150\0.4\80-103℃ appears to be a spiral plate heat exchanger. However, I’m not quite sure what the specific numbers mean. I would like to ask experts for help; I only have a rough idea – for example, I know it’s 150 m2, 0.4 MPa, and the temperature range is 80℃–103℃. What do the numbers 750/1730 mean? Please help explain it. Thank you.

Reply #22017-08-03

Are there standards for heat exchangers? Ask the manufacturer directly – only they have the final say; P

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