【Daily Question】12.8 Fill-in-the-blank: The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger, with the only difference being the shell side....
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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2016-1-4 at 11:45. The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger; the only difference is that the spacing between the baffles in the shell side is larger, thereby reducing the pressure drop. +2 wealth for correct answers, +5 wealth for in-depth discussions, +8 wealth. For the 2015 HaiChuan Top 10 selection – please recommend candidates; there are prizes available! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1505454-1-1.
The structure of a siphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger. It is only the shell side (baffle spacing) that is larger (usually 600 mm), in order to reduce the pressure drop.
The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger; the only difference is that the spacing between the baffles in the shell side is larger, in order to reduce the pressure drop.
The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger; the only difference is that the spacing between the baffles in the shell side is larger, in order to reduce the pressure drop
The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger. It is just that the spacing between the shell-side baffles is larger to reduce pressure drop.
The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger; the only difference is that the spacing between the baffles in the shell side is larger, in order to reduce the pressure drop
The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger. It is just that the spacing between the shell-side baffles is large (usually 600 mm) to reduce pressure drop.
The structure of a horizontal thermal siphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger, with only a larger spacing between the baffles in the shell side.
The structure of a horizontal thermal siphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger; the only difference is that the spacing between the baffles in the shell side is larger, in order to reduce the pressure drop
The shell side has a larger (volume) to reduce (pressure drop)
The structure of a horizontal thermosyphon reboiler is essentially that of a regular heat exchanger; the only difference is that the baffle plates in the shell side are larger, in order to reduce the pressure drop