I would like to ask everyone, why is a multi-tube feed design used at the inlet of the heat exchanger?

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The last edit to this post was made by 955559 on 2019-2-26 at 15:36. I would like to ask everyone why the inlet of the heat exchanger is designed with multiple tubes for feeding

Reply #22019-02-26

Good heat exchange performance? Is the distribution even?

Reply #32019-02-26

Is this setting related to the voltage drop?

Reply #42019-02-26

This is a condenser, right? 1. The temperature difference is large, so condensation is likely to occur. 2. The heat transfer coefficient of the condenser is determined by the tube side. 3, Good, this reduces the intake pressure drop significantly.

Reply #52019-03-02

1. Even distribution, excellent results； 2. Severe localized wear will not occur

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