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How to cool gas?

2016-08-22View Original

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For industrial gas at 12,000 Nm3/h and 40°C, with a requirement to cool it down to 10°C, what equipment should be used?
Reply #22016-08-22
The volume is substantial, so a tube heat exchanger is required. 10℃ is lower than room temperature, so a refrigeration unit is required; the medium used can be pure water at 5℃ or ethylene glycol. Consult the manufacturer of the refrigerator; they can recommend suitable refrigerator products for you
Reply #32016-08-22
A deep well water heat exchanger should suffice, right?
Reply #42016-08-22
Heat exchangers, air coolers, coolers…. there are various options.

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