Calculation of high-vacuum heat exchangers

2016-08-26View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: When gas condenses in the tube side of a vertical heat exchanger, the vacuum level in that tube side is quite high, around 1 kPa. Are there any specific settings required when performing EDR calculations, or are there any constraints that need to be taken into account?

Reply #22016-08-26

Does 1 kPa correspond to 7 degrees? Use chilled water below zero degrees?

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