Selection of U-tube heat exchangers

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During the design process, a heat exchanger must be selected to use steam (1.0 MPa, 250°C) to heat propane from 110°C to 130°C. The pressure in the tube side (the solution composed of propane and light distillate oil) is 4.2 MPa, with a flow rate of 93 t/h. Due to the high pressure difference between the tube and shell sides, stainless steel heat exchange tubes are preferred. I have chosen the heat exchanger BIU900-6.4/2.5-210-6.0/25-4I, but I don’t have any suitable software for calculating heat exchangers. Could everyone please help me determine whether the area of this heat exchanger I’ve chosen is appropriate, and whether it will be sufficient for heating propane? Thank you

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