I would like to ask: for corrosive waste gas/vapor condensers, is it better for the waste gas/vapor to flow through the shell side or the tube side?

2023-06-03View Original

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I would like to ask: for corrosive waste gas/vapor condensers, is it better for the waste gas/vapor to flow through the shell side or the tube side?

Reply #22023-06-03

If the exhaust gas/vapor is corrosive, it is recommended to use a tube-side condenser, as it can effectively prevent corrosive substances from causing damage to the equipment during the condensation process. On the other hand, shell-side condensers may be corroded, which affects the equipment’s service life and can pose safety hazards. However, when selecting a condenser, specific conditions such as exhaust gas/steam flow rate, temperature, and pressure must also be taken into account. .

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