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Use heat transfer oil to heat the sludge

2016-06-25View Original

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There is a project that involves using heat transfer oil to heat sludge, with the sludge consisting of 75% water, 10% oil, and 15% residue. The goal is to raise the temperature of the sludge from room temperature to 95°. Please discuss whether it is feasible to use a heat exchanger for this purpose If possible, what temperature is appropriate for the heat transfer oil? Should the sludge flow through the tube side or the shell side?
Reply #22017-03-29
None of them can be moved; drying is done using hollow impellers
Reply #32017-07-18
It can be made into a reaction tank, with heating achieved through a jacket or external heating coil

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