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For Type I, Type J, and Type G shell-and-tube heat exchangers, since there are two baffle areas in the shell, the number of baffles must be even.

2019-12-31View Original

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Books on the process design of heat exchangers state that for Type I, Type J, and Type G shell heat exchangers, since there are two baffle areas in the shell, the number of baffles must be even. What does this mean? Also, it seems different in the Aspen EDR simulation; as shown in the figure, I obtained a result indicating 10 baffle plates, but the figure shows 11.

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