On the selection of the tube side configuration for ammonia condensers

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Our company uses high-efficiency horizontal condensers. Due to issues with water quality, their efficiency has declined significantly. We are now planning to install another condenser. If straight tubes are used, they require more space for the same heat exchange area; whereas corrugated high-efficiency tubes may provide good performance at first, but their heat exchange efficiency tends to decline over time. As for condensers using threaded tubes, which one offers better heat exchange performance compared to those with corrugated tubes? Also, which type occupies less space? Are the requirements regarding water quality the same as those for corrugated tubes?

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