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Difference between E-type and J-type in heat exchanger shell designs

2016-07-18View Original

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Among the heat exchanger shell types, what is the fundamental difference between the E type (single-pass shell) and the J type (separator-free split shell)? It would be best to include illustrations. Thank you!
Reply #22016-07-20
Type E features single input and single output, while type J has two inputs and one output or one input and two outputs; refer to GB/T151-2014, page P15, Figures 6-7 for the structural formats and codes

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