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In HTRI, when the manager passes heat medium, how should inlet be at the top and outlet at the bottom?

2011-04-19View Original

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As the title suggests, the default flow direction for HTRI is from bottom in to top out. How can it be changed to from top in to bottom out?
Reply #22011-04-19
Look at the English instructions; it’s clearly written there – otherwise press F1 for help
Reply #32011-04-19
I pressed F1 to view the help, but I couldn’t see how to perform the conversion. Could you please explain in detail how to do it in HTRI?
Reply #42011-04-19
Swap the direction of the front head and it changes! ! ! !
Reply #52011-04-19
I’m using an AES-type heat exchanger; on the front end, the location where the pipes are connected has shifted from one end of the tube sheet to the other end, and that doesn’t work
Reply #62011-04-20
In the tubepass arrangement, just swap tube passes 1 and 2
Reply #72011-04-20
Thank you to grace_alex2008. I tried it using the method you suggested, and it works. Thank you again.
Reply #82011-07-27
Thanks for the method from floor 6; it solved my same problem as well.
Reply #92011-09-06
Reply to 6# grace_alex2008: Thank you, I’ll give it a try later too
Reply #102011-09-07
Why modify it in the tubepass arrangement? What if it’s a single pipeline? According to the original poster’s idea, it’s sufficient to set it directly from the input summary to flow as hot fluid through the pipe side. The default flow direction for HTRI is from bottom to top, and this is because, by default, the hot fluid flows through the shell side while the cold fluid flows through the tube side.

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