Issues with heat exchange area and condensation area

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I have a rather basic question: if the heat exchange area of an extraction tank has basically become a standard value (determined by design firms), then is it the customer who decides how large the condenser needs to be, or does one rely on experience? I’m new to this field and haven’t yet identified any patterns. Hehe; I hope those who are more experienced in this area can offer some good advice or point out where I should look for patterns. Here, I’ve shared the heat exchange areas and condensation areas for various sizes of extraction tanks – please fill in the values yourselves. Thank you! For a 1-ton extraction tank, the heat exchange area is 3.2 m2; for a 2-ton tank, it’s 4.8 m2; for a 3-ton tank, it’s 6.5 m2; and for a 6-ton tank, it’s 11 m2

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