Sharing the design of a 340,000 m3/h flue gas heat exchanger that is already in industrial operation
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This post was last edited and shared by wiseboy on 2019-1-29 at 11:29, featuring a design for a flue gas heat exchanger with a capacity of 340,000 m3/h, which is now in industrial operation. Features: PTFE material, smooth tube, corrosion-resistant, ultra-long lifespan.
The material you mentioned is polytetrafluoroethylene, a non-metallic material? Is it still a metal strip with a coating?
This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2019-1-29 at 15:36; it’s all made of polytetrafluoroethylene. Take a look at the image “Base tube material: Polytetrafluoroethylene”. Just select it in BoxHeater; its software design is no different from that of ordinary heat exchange tubes. BoxHeater offers a variety of non-metallic heat exchange tubes for you to choose from.
Which heat exchanger manufacturer supplies it? !
On the air velocity diagram, there is the oncoming wind speed.