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What is the difference between GEN-HT- and GEN-HS in heat exchangers?

2015-12-04View Original

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What is the difference between GEN-HT- and GEN-HS in heat exchangers? I hope you can provide an answer. Thank you.
Reply #22015-12-04
HT — hot side in tube, with the hot fluid flowing through the tube side; HS — hot side in shell, with the hot fluid flowing through the shell side
Reply #32016-05-23
HT – indicates that the hot fluid flows through the tube side. HS – indicates that the hot fluid flows through the shell side. I just learned this too
Reply #42016-11-01
The module shows E-HT-1CN; the number 1 indicates the number of pipe stages. So what does CN stand for?

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