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The flow direction of the leaking fluid inside the heat exchanger

2017-04-08View Original

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There is an internal leak in one of the heat exchangers I have; the fluids involved are circulating water and acidic water. Is it the fluid with higher pressure that is leaking into the fluid with lower pressure? Or is it leakage between the two media? Please ask an expert to explain, thank you, bonus points
Reply #22017-04-08
Leakage from the high-pressure side to the low-pressure side!
Reply #32017-04-09
The original poster already knows **that**, of course, from high to low
Reply #42017-04-09
There is a range from high to low, but it’s not the pipeline pressure, rather the pressure inside the equipment

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