For high-temperature oil and gas at over 400 degrees, various experts use circulating water for heat exchange; U-tube heat exchangers are chosen, with the tube side and shell side typically being selected as…
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Dear experts, for high-temperature oil and gas at over 400 degrees, where cooling is achieved through circulating water and U-tube heat exchangers are used, what materials are generally chosen for the tube side and the shell side? What standards should be referenced?
Using circulating water for heat exchange with gas and oil at a temperature of over 400 degrees – isn’t that quite wasteful? It also tends to scale up, right?
Indeed, it’s such a waste; let some steam out. Then air cooling + water cooling.