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Tube side flow velocity issues in shell and tube heat exchangers

2016-03-19View Original

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For the calculated heat exchanger, the flow velocity in the tube side is less than 1, approaching 0.5 m/s – but is this solution feasible? Due to practical constraints on the length of the heat exchangers, as well as the issue of temperature cross-talk, when using heat exchangers with pure counterflow arranged in series, it is not possible to increase the flow rate within the tube side. . What should I do?
Reply #22016-03-20
Condensate-heating return water heat exchanger: hot fluid condensate, heating return water flows through the shell side
Reply #32016-03-21
The poster should still consult specialized heat exchanger design experts for the design, as there are too many factors to consider that cannot be explained in just a few words

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