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This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2018-2-11 at 13:58. BoxHeater is the most advanced computational software for gas treatment heat exchangers such as air coolers, economizers, and gas savers. The latest version of BoxHeater incorporates automatic detection data for condensate water in flue gases and gases; this data is based on practical engineering experience and accompanied by theoretical summaries. Such as: condensate water during air cooling, condensate water during coal-fired flue gas cooling, condensate water during natural gas flue gas cooling, condensate water during biogas cooling, condensate water during diesel engine flue gas cooling, etc. . . . . . It can all be automatically detected. Upgrades for legitimate users are prompted automatically, and more than 300 legitimate users have already completed the upgrade. Download the trial version of the software from this site: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1003595&extra=page%3D1
Hello, Wiseboy moderator. I would like to ask whether Boxheater can be used to calculate the gas cooler shown in the attached diagram. Medium: Shell side – dry air, Tube side – water ； The tube bundle is square with fins, but the shell side is not facing the wind directly, rather it has back-and-forth baffling
Boxheater is mainly designed for square enclosures; since yours has a cylindrical enclosure, use Heat Exchanger Master. As for your restraint being square, it doesn’t matter.
Thank you, moderator. I know that THEM can be considered finned tubes. But can the piping engine be customized for piping, such as for piping square tubes?
Inside the cylinder, square-shaped ducting is not commonly used and wastes space. You can adjust the following later without worrying about it.