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How is the total conductance coefficient determined under these operating conditions?

2019-04-23View Original

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The heat exchanger is of stainless steel coiled-tube type; the refrigerant flows through the tube side while steam flows through the shell side. The chamber is in a vacuum state (around -96 kPa), and a vacuum pump is used to maintain this vacuum condition continuously. Is there an empirical value that can be used for the total thermal conductivity K0 in this operating condition? Thank you!
Reply #22019-04-23
There are specialized algorithms and software: VHeater, a coil heat exchange solution developed by our Vivi Software. Your values can be calculated: pipe specifications, length, coil diameter, and container dimensions (diameter, height).
Reply #32019-04-23
How is this software priced? Or can it be charged per use? For example, I state the requirement and then provide specific calculation formulas, results, or empirical values
Reply #42019-04-28
I’ll only give you the calculation report. You can’t imagine doing those calculation formulas by hand.

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