Seeking a design for a tubular air-to-air heat exchanger
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This post was last edited by sinafly on 2012-2-7 at 10:19. A shell-and-tube heat exchanger needs to be designed; the temperature of the heat source is around 900°C, and it is necessary to lower this temperature to about 800°C. Hot air is produced as a result of the heat exchange process. The inner diameter of the tubes through which the heat source fluid flows inside the shell is 700 mm. Due to the corrosive nature of the heat source, a silicon carbide lining is required. I wonder if anyone here on the forum has experience in this kind of design? Who can help me with design! Design services available for a fee! If interested, please PM me. Contact via QQ at 517279422
This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2012-2-9 16:22, version 1. Using XHeater from Xi’an Weiwei Computer Technology Co., Ltd., the thermal calculation part of this design can be completed in just a few minutes, and it is a precise thermal calculation. Mechanical design is relatively simple. If you want someone else to handle the design, I can recommend a manufacturer in Jiangsu who will ensure a perfect design. 2. If you want to design it yourself, this forum has relevant posts on thermal calculations: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-895129-1-1.html. The mechanical part is not complicated; you can design it on your own ； 3. It depends on whether you want to learn *design, or if it’s just for this once and you don’t want the hassle. Furthermore, your narration has ambiguous grammar and unclear logic. For example, “a small amount is needed to reduce the temperature to about 800°C” – I’m not sure what that means.