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How is the heat transfer coefficient calculated when flue gas condenses in a heat exchanger?

2019-08-19View Original

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A heat exchanger is used to cool the flue gas after desulfurization, resulting in condensation. Heat exchange area = sensible heat area + latent heat area. How are the heat transfer coefficients for the latent heat portion and the flue gas condensation portion calculated? What is the formula?
Reply #22020-11-05
The latent heat portion is approximately 2 to 3 times the sensible heat heat transfer coefficient :)
Reply #32022-02-21
What should be the range of the heat transfer coefficient K, and how should it be determined? When different values are assigned to the K value, the calculated heat exchange area varies significantly. .

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