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Seek the calculation method for the flow velocity in air-cooled tube bundles

2020-06-28View Original

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Seeking a method for calculating the actual flow velocity in air-cooled tube bundles: Are there any theoretical formulas, and what parameters and material properties are required? Or was it calculated directly? I would appreciate some advice from the experts here. Thank you! :D
Reply #22020-06-28
Just divide the flow rate by the cross-sectional area
Reply #32020-09-12
To calculate the air-cooling flow rate, you need to convert the amounts of circulating hydrogen, cooling hydrogen, and anti-surge volume into flow rates under actual conditions; then multiply that value by 1.05, and divide by the number of cooling tubes and the cross-sectional area of each tube. Be sure to take into account the number of tube passes. If you have any further questions, message me privately.
Reply #42020-09-17
Air volume, tube bundle arrangement, fin parameters

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