Which is better for changing the gas flow direction in the final cooler?
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I have come across many conversion processes, and they are mostly similar to each other. There is one issue: in most of these processes, the gas flows through the tube side of the exchanger while the cooling water flows through the shell side. However, there are also cases where the conversion gas flows through the shell side and the water flows through the tube side. Could everyone please tell me which approach is more reasonable? Why?
Isn’t it all the first case? Those under high pressure go through the tube side
It is related to the pressure and purity of the medium. . . . . . . . . .