How to calculate the heat exchanger performance of an ASPEN DER jacketed tube heater?

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I set the outer diameter of the shell side to 920, and the outer diameter of the tubes on the tube side to 820 with a thickness of 10. I selected 1 tube, but I still need to choose an arrangement angle for these tubes. The values for the outer diameter of the tubes exceed the maximum allowed value, as does the thickness. How can I adjust the settings to overcome these limitations?

Reply #22018-05-31

Are there actually 900 shell-and-tube heat exchangers? ? ?

Reply #32018-06-02

The product is similar to a jacketed tube, only simulated using a shell-and-tube heat exchanger

Reply #42018-12-04

Hello, has the problem been resolved? It seems that it’s impossible to carry out calculations by using pipes directly

Reply #52024-04-28

3559111: Check whether the shell side has been selected correctly; if it is selected properly, there is no need to enter the pipe spacing

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