Which manufacturers have produced shell-and-tube heat exchangers for high-pressure solid-containing fluids?
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As the title suggests, who knows which domestic manufacturer has produced shell-and-tube heat exchangers for high-pressure solid-containing fluids?
Shell-and-tube heat exchangers with solid fluids are likely to have problems; they wear out quickly, leading to premature failure
The solid particle content is only a few tenths of a percent; solid-removal measures have been applied earlier, but they were not thorough enough, so some fine particles must remain.
Could you explain how high the pressure is? Let me see if a wide-channel heat exchanger will work We have developed heat exchangers containing solid particles; there are cases in this regard
It is best to use the shell side, although the pressure on the shell side is quite high and the amount of metal required is large. It shouldn’t be a big problem. It is best to install insect-proof plates for imports, and the flow rate should be lower than that of normal fluids, as this reduces wear on the tube bundle.
The cold fluid (water side, tube side) is about 40 kilograms, while the hot fluid is 50–60 kilograms.
Using a sleeve cooler, we have delivered 30mpa versions for customers
We have manufactured several shell-and-tube heat exchangers for high-pressure solid-containing fluids for a manufacturer in Hebei; the tubes didn’t last long due to severe erosion and corrosion. What is your flow rate?
This post was last edited by gn_1984 on 2016-1-18 at 14:33. Hello, let’s communicate privately on the site so I can explain everything in detail to you :)
This post was last edited by gn_1984 on 2016-2-22 at 10:22. For solids in the shell side, it is recommended to use spiral baffle heat exchangers for efficient heat transfer; we have used such exchangers many times. In the oil refining industry, crude oil contains many solid impurities. If you need any assistance, feel free to contact me – we can communicate within the platform