Heat exchanger pressure drop?

2018-05-30View Original

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The allowable pressure drop for the heat exchanger is 5 kPa, while the actual value is only 0.2 kPa. Hiri designed the system with two heat exchangers connected in series; if only one heat exchanger is to be used, how should the design parameters be modified? ? ? ?

Reply #22018-05-30

If it’s a pipe, try reducing the pipe diameter.

Reply #32018-05-30

The pressure drop is just a constraint; meeting it is sufficient; there’s no need to neglect the fundamentals in order to satisfy some arbitrary requirement

Reply #42018-05-30

I’m just starting out with chemistry and don’t understand much about it. Thank you

Reply #52018-05-31

If it is the shell side, use spiral baffles~~~~~~

Reply #62018-05-31

Please choose the Rating or Simulation mode for calculation

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