Horizontal shell-side condensation problem

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: Since the steam at the top of the tower is condensed in a horizontal shell side, with the inlet and outlet temperatures dropping from 90 to 40, is it necessary to maintain a certain liquid level in the shell side in order to achieve subcooling?

Reply #22016-08-30

Is 40 degrees a subcooling temperature? Yes, definitely needed

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