In GB28712, the number of heat exchange tubes is specified based on a square rotated by 45 degrees; are there values for other numbers of tubes such as 30 or 60?
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In GB28712, the number of heat exchange tubes is specified based on a square rotated by 45 degrees; are there any standards for other numbers such as 30 or 60?
Just arrange it directly, right? The standards are for just a few specific forms, and the quantity is also related to factors such as impact protection.
If software is used to design heat exchangers, such as PROII, will it give a warning if too many heat exchange tubes are specified and there isn’t enough space for them?
It should be possible, though less consideration will be given to the structure. Haven’t used it
If there are too many pipes, the software will give a warning. By using the piping software to arrange the pipes roughly, you’ll have an idea of how it will look; it’s not that complicated