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I’m asking the experts on heat exchangers for help – please assist me. [Follow this post to participate in the bidding] wentao911 https://bbs.hcbbs.com/uc_server/data/avatar/000/63/05/36_avatar_middle.jpg Ranking in this forum: 100+; Reputation score in this forum: 1. Student in Grade 2 at Haichuan Primary School; 14 points, 130 reputation points; 5 posts posted. UID: 630536. Elevator access available. 1# https://bbs.hcbbs.com/static/image/common/online_member.gif Posted 10 minutes ago. | View only this author’s posts. 100 degrees of hot water, with a flow rate of about 1 ton per hour. The final temperature of the water after heat exchange is 45°. In simple terms, it’s steam condensate containing air. I want to cool it down so it doesn’t stay hot
What would you like to ask? Size? Dimensions? Temperature? Is it possible to use sprinkling water? You need to clarify these questions first so that I can understand how to help you
The information could be more detailed to make it easier for everyone to help!
A 6m2 spiral plate heat exchanger will do the trick!
Is it a heat exchanger or a spiral plate heat exchanger?
Plate condensers directly condense unused steam into water for disposal, or use it as another heat source
By utilizing steam recovery and setting up air cooling for the vapor phase in the condensate tank, with the condensate returning to the tank, this issue can be effectively resolved.