How is the pipe diameter calculated for a heater with a hydrophobic flow (which may be a gas-liquid two-phase flow)?

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How is the pipe diameter calculated for a heater with a hydrophobic flow (which may be a gas-liquid two-phase flow)? The aforementioned heaters refer to steam-air heat exchangers, water-steam heat exchangers, etc.

Reply #22016-09-08

By knowing the required hydrophobic flow rate and selecting an appropriate hydrophobic flow velocity, it is possible to calculate the pipe diameter; a margin of one size category can be added

Reply #32016-09-08

The recommended flow rates are listed in the second volume of the Chemical Process Handbook

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