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Problems with cooling in heat exchangers!

2011-08-17View Original

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For a refrigeration heat exchanger requiring a value of -90, what should be its working medium? Also, what are the tube side and shell side of the heat exchanger, as well as the tube length? Thank you!
Reply #22011-08-17
It’s minus 90°C, right? It uses liquid nitrogen, but to be honest, it’s still quite a complicated process. The liquid nitrogen cryogenic units offered by our company have, in actual operational conditions, successful applications at temperatures as low as minus 80°C.
Reply #32011-08-17
Reply to 2# Leader Shopping Mall, thank you! I’m checking some information and will take another look! To be honest, this heat exchanger is really difficult to design!

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