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How much lower should the condenser be designed below the bubble point?

2019-12-20View Original

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Hello everyone. When designing heat exchangers, Aspen defaults to condensation at the bubble point. However, for this project, a temperature below the bubble point is required. My question is: what is an appropriate temperature below that? What is the basis and theoretical origin? Please give me some advice
Reply #22019-12-20
Below or at the bubble point temperature, there is no definitive answer; it is primarily determined by the requirements of the downstream process stages. It’s easy to understand if you consider the upstream side as the supplier and the downstream side as the demander.

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