Experts, what type of heat exchanger should be used to cool liquids containing tar? Will it cause blockages?

2016-01-04View Original

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Experts, what type of heat exchanger should be used to cool liquids containing tar? Will it cause blockages?

Reply #22016-01-05

What are the temperature and viscosity? I’m not sure if a plate-type design with wide flow channels will work

Reply #32016-01-06

Use a withdrawable tube bundle and clean it regularly

Reply #42016-01-07

A wide-channel heat exchanger should work; feel free to contact me via private message if needed

Reply #52016-01-07

For enamel condensers, larger holes may yield better results; it depends specifically on the properties of the material

Reply #62016-01-07

A U-tube heat exchanger is used, allowing the tar to flow through the tube side. However, everything must be determined after passing the process calculations.

Reply #72016-01-07

Thank you both for your answers, thank you~

Reply #82016-01-07

Thank you both for your answers, thank you~

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