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How can Aspen EDR simulate shell-and-tube heat exchangers?

2017-11-02View Original

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How can Aspen EDR simulate shell-and-tube heat exchangers? Please provide guidance
Reply #22017-11-02
Choose double pipe
Reply #32017-11-02
Where is this setting? In the tubes?
Reply #42017-11-03
It’s the place where you set the management structure; in the BEM type, it’s type E. By scrolling down, you’ll see type D
Reply #52017-11-03
But could EDR have a minimum requirement for the shell diameter? It seems that the calculated heat exchange area of the coil is quite large
Reply #62017-11-03
But could EDR have a minimum requirement for the shell diameter? It seems that the calculated heat exchange area of the coil is quite large
Reply #72020-02-27
This post was last edited by Aichibaozi de Xiaomantou on 2020-2-27 09:01. Hmm
Reply #82020-05-07
The original poster mentioned that the maximum outer diameter of the tubes in the shell-and-tube heat exchanger is 0.2 meters. I want to use the double-pipe model to simulate heat exchange in a jacketed reactor; can a value of 0.2 meters be entered? How can this issue be resolved?

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