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Design Principle 1: Tube side and shell side

2016-09-16View Original

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Should unclean and scaling-prone fluids flow in the shell side? Pipe routine? , Why?
Reply #22016-09-17
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-9-17 03:07. Unpure and scaling-prone fluids should be routed in the tube side to facilitate cleaning and control of scaling. If it is necessary to use the shell side, a square arrangement should be adopted, and detachable heat exchangers (floating head, stuffing box, U-tube type) should be used.
Reply #32016-09-17
The tube side, which is difficult to clean and prone to scaling, is easy to clean
Reply #42016-09-23
Thank you to the original poster for sharing; I’m extremely grateful

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