Air-water shell and tube heat exchanger
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I am currently working on designing a shell-and-tube heat exchanger for use with air and water. The air has an inlet temperature of 500°C and an outlet temperature of 150°C, while the water has an inlet temperature of 60°C and an outlet temperature of 90°C. The water flow rate is 125 T/H. If anyone has any reference designs or relevant calculation data, or any suggestions, please feel free to share them. My email address is 95768540@qq.com. Thank you very much! ~~
May I ask about the pressure on the air side? If it is close to atmospheric pressure, then there is no need to use a shell-and-tube heat exchanger.
It’s close to normal pressure! ~~~Why there’s no need to worry about shell-and-tube types; I’m listening attentively
Since the main thermal resistance in gas-water heat exchange lies on the air side, and the tube bundle of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger does not have any extended surfaces on that side, it is entirely unsuitable for use in heat exchangers that handle heat transfer between air and water. It is recommended to use a finned tube heat exchanger. If it’s convenient, please let me know the parameters and I can help you with the design.
Could you please tell me where I can find information on the properties of air at various pressures? Thank you.
It can be found in either \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" or the inorganic volume of the \"Property Data Handbook\"; just search on this website.
What parameters do you want? I can tell you that I just started working today
What parameters do you want? I can tell you. If it’s convenient, add me on QQ at 95768540