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Heat exchanger short-circuit prevention structure

2018-01-08View Original

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This post was last edited by Unity of knowledge and action_JRKZ on 2018-1-8 at 18:14. I have a question for everyone: what specific dimensions are referred to as the short-circuit width of a heat exchanger? When is it necessary to consider short-circuit protection structures?
Reply #22018-01-08
According to the standards, when the short-circuit width exceeds 16 mm, a short-circuit protection mechanism is required. Which dimension does this 16 mm refer to?
Reply #32018-01-08
There’s no one there; I think it’s the area in the shell side where there are no heat exchange tubes

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