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HTRI heat transfer calculation problems

2020-05-06View Original

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There is an existing heat exchanger: cooling water flows through the tube side, while the shell side has two inlets – steam at 0.12 MPa and water at 0.1 MPa and 100 degrees Celsius. How should the materials and their properties for the shell side be entered in HTRI? If HTRI cannot be calculated, what software can be used to calculate this situation? Thank you
Reply #22020-05-06
No, it’s not possible; in practice, I’ve never seen anyone do it
Reply #32020-05-07
First, gather them together using a manifold. Simulate the state using Aspen, then use htri
Reply #42020-05-07
Mixing steam and water can cause vibrations; can the heat exchanger withstand such vibrations?
Reply #52020-05-12
The shell side of the software has two inlets

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