The temperature difference issue in plate heat exchangers
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:48. For example, in a chlorine scrubber tower, the chlorine solution is cooled using circulating water. What is the minimum possible difference between the temperature of the cooled chlorine solution and the outlet temperature of the circulating water? I’ve seen information on some heat exchangers stating that this difference is around 5–10 degrees. So, what is the minimum outlet temperature difference for high-quality plate heat exchangers when operating in counterflow mode? It would be great if anyone has information on this topic; thank you! # ， ， &
The temperature difference of our chlorine water in the cooler is generally around 8 degrees
The temperature difference between the outlet temperature of the chlorine water cooler in our company and the temperature of the circulating return water is 1-2 degrees; Shanghai plate heat exchangers are used for this purpose
You represent that company, do you have any detailed information? We have a new factory
Generally, 1-2 degrees should be considered normal.