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Heat exchanger issue 2: How to select a plate heat exchanger

2019-05-16View Original

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This post was last edited by yudeguoshi on 2019-9-25 08:25. In work-related contexts, what parameters are required for selecting heat exchangers? What are the formulas used for such selection, and how can the model of the heat exchanger be determined through calculations (including factors such as the heat exchanger area, the area of each plate, the number of plates, and the pipe diameter)? What are the specifications for the fixed plate of the heat exchanger (length, width, height), the upper and lower beams, the clamping screws (what length), and the rear column (round steel, I-beam, or something else)?
Reply #22019-05-16
Heat transfer rate, inlet and outlet temperatures on the cold and hot sides, flow rate, and pressure drop
Reply #32019-05-17
What you’re saying isn’t complete either; you didn’t address any of the questions I asked. I need a detailed solution
Reply #42019-05-17
Your question is about the requirements to start a heat exchanger factory, you know right?:lol
Reply #52019-06-19
When is it necessary to select a heat exchanger?
Reply #62019-06-19
Parameters such as the media on both sides and temperature need to be provided. After the parameters are determined, the corrugation angle and depth of the rotating plate. Once the slats are determined, the surface area of the veneer is known. The heat exchange area is calculated using software. The size of the fixing plate is determined by the size of the plate pieces. The dimensions of the upper and lower guide rods are also determined based on the corner attachment of the plate. I hope this can help you.

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