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Range of heat transfer coefficient values

2016-07-07View Original

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May I ask, if organic materials are pyrolyzed using flue gas and the effect of the cylinder walls is ignored, what value should be used for the overall heat transfer coefficient between the flue gas and the organic materials? I would appreciate it if you could provide a range of values for reference. Or at least give me some guidance. Thank you!
Reply #22016-07-08
There is no fixed value; it varies greatly depending on the operating conditions and the specific dimensions of the heat exchanger!

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