How to understand the relationship between the number of baffles and the number of baffle spaces
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When reviewing the two documents on EDR, it was mentioned that the number of baffle spaces is 1 less than the number of baffles. See the figures below respectively. My understanding is that the number of baffle spaces should be 1 more than the number of baffles. As shown in the figure below, the two baffle plates divide the tube bundle into three sections? Please discuss or give a clear indication as to what exactly the relationship between these two is
The relationship between the number of baffles and the number of baffle spaces is generally such that the more baffles there are, the more baffle spaces there will be. This is because baffle plates are actually used to divide the baffle chamber; they enable the entire baffle chamber to be divided into multiple separate mechanical zones, thereby allowing for more precise control over the liquid within that chamber. As the number of baffles increases, the total amount of space available for the baffles also increases, thereby providing more opportunities to control the liquid. -
All of your answers are correct; I just want to know which one is more than the other
Yes, the number of baffle spaces is one more than the number of baffles, because the baffles are used to divide the pipeline into multiple sections, and there is a baffle space at both the front and back of each section of the pipeline. -