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Which type of heat exchanger is suitable for cooling gas? ? Isn’t it very difficult to cool gases?

2019-08-21View Original

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Which type of heat exchanger is suitable for cooling gas? ? Isn’t it very difficult to cool gases? Is the heat exchanger coefficient K value too low?
Reply #22019-08-21
There are many available formats, with a wide range of options; it can be shell-and-tube type or air-cooled, among others
Reply #32019-08-21
Although the specific heat of exhaust gas is low, is the heat transfer coefficient much lower than that of liquids, meaning is the K value very low?
Reply #42019-08-21
Air cooling or water cooling is both acceptable. I have used many. It needs to be analyzed based on the specific circumstances. If you need heat exchanger simulation, you can add me on Penguin at 1045365779
Reply #52019-08-22
This post was last edited by Angel_WDNX on 2019-8-22 08:54. Tell us what gas it is!
Reply #62019-09-03
It depends on the specific medium; at low pressures, partial cooling may occur.

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