Design of heat exchangers

2007-12-02View Original

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I want to learn about heat exchanger design. It seems that HTFS is not available in Aspen11.1. For heat exchanger design, is it better to use Aspen11.1 or HTFS5.0?

Reply #22007-12-02

htfs5.0:victory:

Reply #32007-12-03

I think HTFS is good; it’s more mature than other heat exchanger design software, and it integrates well with Aspen as well

Reply #42007-12-04

It is not possible to design heat exchangers using ASPEN; the heat exchange curves must be generated in ASPEN and then imported into HTFS.

Reply #52009-03-25

In fact, if used properly, both can be very handy

Reply #62009-03-29

HTFS5.0 is better, right! ! It’s just my personal opinion!

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