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Do plate heat exchangers have a much higher heat transfer coefficient at the same pressure drop? !

2017-07-10View Original

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Many plate heat exchanger manufacturers say the same thing. What I would like to ask is, from the perspective of heat transfer, what are the advantages of plate heat exchangers? Thank you. .
Reply #22017-07-10
It has a small footprint but a large heat transfer area. If we consider only the heat transfer coefficient, spiral wound tube heat exchangers are more efficient, right?
Reply #32017-07-10
It is also easy to assemble and disassemble, easy to clean, and the heat exchange area can be made very large.
Reply #42017-07-10
So, panel format is the mainstream trend for the future?
Reply #52017-08-04
With a large heat exchange area, the heat exchange efficiency is naturally high

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