Suggestions for the structural design of high-pressure graywater heaters
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I would like some advice on the structural design of high-pressure graywater heaters, in order to improve their resistance to scaling and extend their service life. This is on the premise that the water quality operating conditions remain basically stable.
Some manufacturers design vertical heat exchangers to reduce scaling.
Well, let’s share the specific methods
This heat exchanger is indeed a problem that plagues every enterprise. It would be beneficial to conduct further research on it and keep optimizing it in order to recover more heat from the system. I hope everyone will share their opinions, and we can conclude with a summary at the end.
I haven’t seen a physical example of a vertical heat exchanger yet, but when communicating with relevant gasification patent holders, they mentioned that they are considering switching to a vertical design in order to reduce the accumulation of debris and scaling in the pipes
I don’t know which gasification patent holder it is.
If anyone knows, please post the image! Strong focus on it!