Heat exchanger design
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1. Design a clip-type heat exchanger with inlet and outlet temperatures of 300 and 250 on the tube side, and 12.2 and 280 on the shell side. During operation, an error is encountered; it is indicated that the shell side outlet temperature cannot be higher than the tube side inlet temperature. In other words, 280 is greater than 250, so normal operation is not possible. However, these are the specified inlet and outlet temperatures for the design. What should I do to adjust them? Please provide a solution!
I waited for a few days with no response – where are Hai Chuan’s experts?
@ gn_1984, please have the moderator take a look.
This post was last edited by wiseboy on 2016-2-28 11:54. “Tip: The shell-side exit temperature must not be higher than the tube-side inlet temperature” – What kind of nonsense is that? Who gave this tip? Obama’s advice, or the police’s advice? Questions like these are ignored because you’re wasting everyone’s time. Everyone here is busy; who has the time to guess riddles? :lol
Thank you for the reply, but it’s already flowing in the opposite direction