Selection of heat exchangers
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I need help from experts in selecting a heat exchanger for pilot-scale testing. The heat exchange area is only around 1.52 – how should I choose a heat exchanger? It’s urgent! Thank you all.
How can one choose just based on the heat exchange area? It is related to the materials and process requirements
Selection of heat exchangers for pilot testing === Could you provide more information? Industry, application, medium, and material selection
What heat exchanger? What are the specific requirements?
The frozen brine was in heat exchange with a 30% saline acid solution; upon further calculation, the heat exchange area turned out to be only around 0.8. Are the values normal? Then, various data of the heat exchanger can be obtained by consulting a table, and it can be checked to see if they meet the requirements. Then can we get the model of the heat exchanger? Xiaobai is asking for help?
The frozen brine was in heat exchange with a 30% saline acid solution; upon further calculation, the heat exchange area turned out to be only around 0.8. Are the values normal? Then, various data of the heat exchanger can be obtained by consulting a table, and it can be checked to see if they meet the requirements. Then can we get the model of the heat exchanger? Xiaobai is asking for help?
The frozen brine was in heat exchange with a 30% saline acid solution; upon further calculation, the heat exchange area turned out to be only around 0.8. Are the values normal? Then, various data of the heat exchanger can be obtained by consulting a table, and it can be checked to see if they meet the requirements. Then can we get the model of the heat exchanger? Xiaobai is asking for help?
Maybe, there are even smaller heat exchange areas; brazed heat exchangers are relatively compact in size.
A shell-and-tube heat exchanger should be a relatively ideal type. But as other sea friends have said, first you need to ensure that the calculations related to the heat exchange process are accurate. When selecting a heat exchanger, information such as at least two types of fluids, flow rates, temperatures, pressures, pressure drops, and even constraints related to the available space for the equipment is necessary; only then can others help you make the right choice.
This post was last edited by HSLJHZ on 2017-6-3 08:09: Use our spiral-wound tubular heat exchangers designed specifically for pilot-scale equipment
I’m just interested in knowing what material this thing is made of; please advise, experts.