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How to calculate the condenser with the liquid outlet located in the middle of the housing

2017-11-06View Original

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The gas inlet and outlet are located at both ends of the shell, while the liquid outlet is situated in the middle of the shell. How should such a condenser be calculated? Since the gas and liquid outlets are at different positions, the temperatures must be different. In the HTRI, the gas and liquid outlets are located on the same side, and their temperatures are also the same. I’ve thought about this for a long time without finding a good solution. If anyone has any good ideas, let’s discuss them together!

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