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On the heat transfer coefficient of positive-displacement heat exchangers

2016-09-06View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: what are the heat transfer coefficients for vapor-water and water-water heat exchange in positive-displacement heat exchangers and semi-positive-displacement heat exchangers of the HRV series? What is the value when stainless steel heat exchange tubes are used, and what is the value when T2 copper tubes are used for heat exchange? Thank you!
Reply #22016-09-07
The heat transfer coefficients for soda and water are 700 and 1100 respectively
Reply #32016-09-07
What do you mean by these 700 and 1100 units? What type of heat exchanger is it?

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