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This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2018-12-29 14:52 New Year’s gift! BoxHeater adds the temperature distribution map of the inner and outer walls of the heat exchange tube, which is another surpass of the American and British software. The outer wall temperature and inner wall temperature of each heat exchange tube can be checked. The temperature of the inner and outer walls of the heat exchange tube is particularly important in the mechanical design and strength calculation of the heat exchanger, but few people can calculate it clearly. Under high temperature conditions, many people hope to see the temperature of "each" surface of the heat exchange tube in order to reasonably select the heat exchange tube material. Software download link: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=attachment&aid=MTE5Nzg4M3xhMDczY2ZlZXwxNTQ2MDY2Mjc5fDE0NjE5NHwxMDAzNTk1
This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2018-12-26 13:05. For example, on the shell side (outside the heat exchange tube), the inlet is 900°C high-temperature flue gas, and the outlet flue gas is cooled to 500°C. If there are 60 rows of heat exchange tubes, the outer wall temperature of the tubes may drop from 800°C to 300°C. So, a way to save money is to: Find the column whose outer wall is 400°C between 800°C and 300°. As a dividing line, use heat exchange tubes of different materials.: 800°C——>400°C——>300°C High temperature resistant heat exchange tube Ordinary heat exchange tube (310S is very expensive) (304 is cheap) With such a design, the price has dropped significantly. Who can beat you for a contract?