The latest fourth generation heat exchange medium liquid metal
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We know that traditional heat exchange media include water, thermal oil, inert gas, molten salt, etc. The liquid metal heat exchange medium uses a new type of low melting point and high boiling point liquid metal as the core heat exchange medium, which can effectively recycle high-temperature flue gas or solid waste heat. The liquid metal convection heat exchange device uses liquid metal as the core heat exchange medium, which can withstand high temperature environments and has extremely high heat exchange efficiency. Liquid metal is an inert material and will not react even if it comes into contact with materials. Therefore, the risk of leakage is extremely low and the safety factor is high. Dear technical experts, what other aspects of heat exchange do you think liquid metal heat exchange media can be used for? Welcome all technical experts to discuss and exchange together. Thermal conductivity and convection heat transfer coefficient of liquid metal Basic parameters of liquid metal Differences between liquid metal and traditional heat exchange media
This is the first time I have heard of this. Judging from the parameters, it is indeed a good thing. I don’t know if it has any practical applications now.
In what occasions is it used and in what medium?
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This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2018-2-8 08:04 This is nothing new. Nuclear power plants use liquid metal sodium as the medium to obtain the heat of nuclear reactions and generate steam. I designed this heat exchanger many years ago. Moreover, thermal design using Heat Exchanger Master is no different from thermal design of other heat exchangers.
The heat exchanger master's thermal design of liquid metal sodium heat exchangers is no different from the thermal design of ordinary heat exchangers.