How can gas at 80°C be cooled to below 50°C?

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How can gas at 80°C be cooled to below 50°C?

Reply #22016-08-23

This post was last edited by mkxl8047 on 2016-8-23 at 12:00. For heat exchange, it should work fine if air and normal temperature water flow simultaneously; however, it might be necessary to do some calculations for greater accuracy

Reply #32016-08-23

Cooling can be achieved using heat exchangers, such as shell-and-tube, evaporative, or plate-type exchangers; evaporative coolers are recommended due to their high efficiency

Reply #42016-08-23

The original poster can try blowing it with an electric fan.

Reply #52016-08-23

Air cooler 1: Air is outside the finned tubes, while water is inside the tubes

Reply #62016-08-23

Air cooler 1: Finned tube with internal fins； Air is inside the finned tubes, while water is outside the bare tubes

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