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Chlorine vaporizer

2022-02-10View Original

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Is there a formula for calculating the heat exchange area of a chlorine vaporizer?
Reply #22022-02-10
In the design of the equipment, the heat exchange area of the carburetor is the same as that of a conventional shell-and-tube heat exchanger; it is calculated based on parameters such as the number of tubes, tube length, and tube sheet thickness. In process calculations, hundreds of mathematical formulas are involved, among which the most important one is: the required heat transfer area A = Q / (K △T).

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