Shell and tube heat exchanger
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Hello, teachers! Is the operating pressure of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger the average of the inlet and outlet pressures on the tube side and the shell side?
Agree with the opinion above. Operating pressure includes the shell-side operating pressure and the tube-side operating pressure. :lol
The working pressure of the tube side and the working pressure of the shell side need to be specified separately.
I might not have expressed myself clearly. Let me write down what I know separately: the operating pressure for the tube side is taken as the inlet pressure of the tube side, and the operating pressure for the shell side is taken as the inlet pressure of the shell side. Is that okay?
I might not have expressed myself clearly. Let me write down what I know separately: the operating pressure for the tube side is taken as the inlet pressure of the tube side, and the operating pressure for the shell side is taken as the inlet pressure of the shell side. Is that okay?
I might not have expressed myself clearly. Let me write down what I know separately: the operating pressure for the tube side is taken as the inlet pressure of the tube side, and the operating pressure for the shell side is taken as the inlet pressure of the shell side. Is that okay?
The operating pressure of the tube side and shell side corresponds to the inlet pressure of those sides
Working pressure refers to the highest pressure that can be reached at the top of the container under normal operating conditions