For fixed-tube-sheet heat exchangers, when using SW6 to calculate the section dividers, where should values of a and b be entered?

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Dear experts, for fixed-tube sheet heat exchangers, when using SW6 to calculate the section partitions, where should values a and b be entered? Please advise: handshake

Reply #22018-08-16

Do a and b need to be entered? How is the cross-sectional area of the stage partition calculated?

Reply #32018-08-24

Version 3.1 includes dedicated parameter input options; failing to enter these values does not affect the SW6 calculations, though it means that the strength verification calculation for the partition plates is omitted. It is recommended to refer to Table 7-2 in GB151

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