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I would like to ask if anyone could provide a detailed explanation of the principles behind the design of the shell and tube sides of heat exchangers? Are there any other examples in this regard?

2018-04-06View Original

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Design concepts for the tube and shell sides of heat exchangers
Reply #22018-04-07
“Could you explain the concept behind the design of the tube and shell sides in heat exchangers? ”With all due respect, may I ask whether this question is necessary for design purposes or to understand the operating principles? In simple terms, it means achieving maximum heat exchange efficiency. To achieve this effect, it is necessary to consider the selection of thermal conductive materials, the heat exchange area, and the heat transfer rate. It is recommended to find a book on Principles of Chemical Engineering and take a look.

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