Software design of falling film evaporator

2010-06-01View Original

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This post was last edited by yanbing19891107 on 2012-9-11 08:25. I would like to ask all experts, can falling film evaporators be designed using software such as HTRI or THFS+? If possible, how to design it, please help experts. Also, should the original data be simulated using a heat exchanger or other modules such as a flash tank in Aspen?

Reply #22010-06-03

Last time I heard that HTRI software can calculate falling film evaporators, but I haven’t found it after searching for a long time. Can anyone help me with some advice on what to use?

Reply #32012-08-21

I would like to ask if the original poster’s problem with the falling film evaporator has been solved?

Reply #42012-09-10

Solved, you can use HTFS to calculate, which has the option of falling film evaporator

Reply #52015-05-09

Mainly to solve the system of equations, iteration is more troublesome.

Reply #62015-05-16

You can’t rely on software, it’s better to calculate by hand.

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