Analysis of the reasons for poor heat transfer performance in low-pressure plate heat exchangers?

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This post was last edited by security on 10/1/2011 at 16:20. The heat exchange efficiency in the air separation process (internal compression mode) is not satisfactory, and the reason for this has not been identified yet; please help analyze it. According to sampling analysis, the air dew point is -65 degrees, and the carbon dioxide concentration is around 0.3PPM

Reply #22011-10-06

Is the channel blocked? . . . .

Reply #32011-10-07

Is it an uneven distribution of cooling capacity? Is it due to mechanical impurities getting clogged as a result of incomplete purging with the new equipment?

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