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Why is high-temperature oil used in the tube side of the hydrogenation heat exchanger?

2011-07-26View Original

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Why is the high-temperature product oil used in the tube side of the heat exchanger in the hydrogenation unit, rather than the low-temperature feed oil? ?
Reply #22011-07-26
High-temperature oil is generally clean, does not easily clog pipes, and does not increase pressure loss in the oil circuit. High-temperature pipelines facilitate heat transfer, reducing large-scale heat loss in the shell side.

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