Which books should you study for "process design" of heat exchangers?
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I originally majored in "mechanical design" of heat exchangers, but now I want to engage in "process design". What are the most basic books I should learn. Quick and practical.
The upper, middle and lower heat exchangers of Lanshi Institute, the heat exchangers of the Chemical Equipment Design Complete Book, Qian Songwen's heat exchanger design manual, Ohana Hidero's heat exchanger design manual, and the English version of Perry's Manual, which is the most common in the world, are all good design books.
Find the heat exchanger design manual! I think it's good!
There are many books about heat exchangers in chemical equipment design. You can search them on the Internet. They will all be helpful to you.
Heat Exchanger Design Manual (Qian Songwen) I think this book is good
The books are pretty much the same, just learn them well and you’ll be fine
The Heat Exchanger Design Manual written by Qian Songwen is the best. The Pressure Vessel Design Manual (Part 1) is also very good. It contains examples of strength calculations.
We have introduced many books to you, so let me give you a summary of my experience. The link below is a post I made before, I hope it will be helpful to you. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=360220&page=1&extra=page%3D1
Tsinghua University's "Heat Exchange Principle and Calculation", I have read it for several years and still don't fully understand it. If you fully understand it, you will be a great person: lol