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I would appreciate it if all the teachers could provide information on new types of heat exchangers, or novel heating equipment or components that can enhance heat transfer and structural performance through structural improvements. We can all learn from this together. Thank you!
What you want to know are the proprietary technologies of some companies, which are not suitable for disclosure
It’s hard to define what a new structure is; whether it’s new or not depends on how many of them you’ve seen. Most of the existing applicable solutions can be found in standards or papers; individual patents are merely variations of these, and there are very few structures that appear out of nowhere. It has been mentioned to some extent in various materials.
It’s not that easy to learn such things collectively*
Our project is a project for the deep processing of liquefied gas. Due to a certain discrepancy between the hydrogenation feedstock purchased and the values specified by the design institute, it has been impossible to increase the load. After extensive discussions, it was determined that our feed temperature is insufficient. An additional heat exchanger is needed. After contacting various parties, a problem arose: the technical specifications provided by the manufacturers of heat exchangers contained nothing useful; they didn’t tell us anything until after the contract was signed. Our managers were upset, saying that we are buying something yet still have to beg them to sell it to us – it’s really frustrating. Technology is the true truth. For very professional questions, they won’t tell you.
Our project is a project for the deep processing of liquefied gas. Due to a certain discrepancy between the hydrogenation feedstock purchased and the values specified by the design institute, it has been impossible to increase the load. After extensive discussions, it was determined that our feed temperature is insufficient. An additional heat exchanger is needed. After contacting various parties, a problem arose: the technical specifications provided by the manufacturers of heat exchangers contained nothing useful; they didn’t tell us anything until after the contract was signed. Our managers were upset, saying that we are buying something yet still have to beg them to sell it to us – it’s really frustrating. Technology is the true truth. For very professional questions, they won’t tell you.
Is the spiral-wound heat exchanger considered a new type of heat exchanger? Those interested can add QQ 412245102 to request sample materials