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With a hot air flow rate of 4500 cubic meters per hour and a temperature of 300 degrees, it is necessary to reduce the temperature to 150 degrees through heat exchange; what area is required for such a heat exchanger?

2016-05-13View Original

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Hello everyone. The hot air flow rate is 4500 cubic meters per hour, and the temperature is 300 degrees. It needs to be cooled down to 150 degrees. What size of heat exchanger is required? Please advise. Thank you!
Reply #22016-05-13
The original poster’s question is too vague; at least provide information about the cold source situation Is it cooling water or cold air? What is the wind pressure? What voltage drop is required? Is 4500 m3/h the nominal volume flow rate or the actual operating volume flow rate? . . . . . . The original poster is also an experienced user of this forum; if they are interested in using internal fin heat exchangers, they can get in touch through the forum to have a proposal prepared for comparison.
Reply #32016-05-14
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