Ammonia cooler

2010-05-01View Original

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I need to design an ammonia cooler recently, and I’m not sure how to calculate the volume of the shell side Could some expert give me some guidance?

Reply #22010-05-01

It should be the total volume of the shell side minus the volume occupied by the heat exchange tubes.

Reply #32010-05-01

What was said upstairs is correct; it’s also necessary to consider having sufficient space for the evaporation of liquid ammonia, as well as a device for separating gaseous ammonia (located right above the ammonia cooler)

Reply #42010-05-01

Is there anyone from a design institute who could provide a calculation method?

Reply #52010-05-01

It is the total volume of the shell side minus the volume occupied by the heat exchange tubes

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