Installation of control valve

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I would like to ask the experts: is there any difference between installing a control valve before or after the heat exchanger?

Reply #22020-08-11

This issue is generally the responsibility of the design institute. Control valves need to be considered from aspects such as safety and process.

Reply #32020-08-11

Heat exchangers have a wide range of applications, and their specific installation location depends on the requirements of the process. Gas/gas heat exchange, gas/liquid heat exchange, and liquid/liquid heat exchange are all different from each other.

Reply #42020-08-11

The heating medium is heated by steam; the heat exchanger lacks a condensate tank and a drain valve. Is there any difference in installation?

Reply #52020-08-11

The heating medium is heated by steam; the heat exchanger lacks a condensate tank and a drain valve. Is there any difference in installation?

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