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If hot water is used in the shell side of a rising film evaporator, how is the heat transfer coefficient of the shell side calculated?

2012-01-08View Original

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If hot water is used in the shell side of a falling film evaporator, how is the heat transfer coefficient of the shell side calculated? Thank you
Reply #22012-01-08
It’s lower than when using steam for heating; it’s estimated to be only around 450, while steam can reach 1000–2000

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