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How does EDR simulate shell-and-tube heat exchangers?

2015-11-27View Original

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Is it a double pipe inside the shell tube? What else? I know that htri can be used for simulation; I just read an introduction to Plus, which said that sleeves can also be simulated.
Reply #22015-11-28
I gave it a try, and it really worked. I just don’t know if this DOUBLE PIPE is what is meant by a conventional casing They are two coaxial PIPES; the outer PIPE is the SHELL, and the inner PIPE is the TUBE. You can think of it that way, right? The sleeve I’m familiar with is one that omits the B and M in BDM. Maybe I misunderstood.
Reply #32015-11-30
Correct understanding, but the casing also has a head, right?
Reply #42015-12-02
Thank you for the reply. It seems I had a misunderstanding about sleeves.
Reply #52017-11-19
Hello, OP. Could you share what you’ve seen regarding introductions to simulated shell-and-tube heat exchangers? ? Thank you so much!

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