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Guys, I already know the heat exchange area. How do I calculate the heating area? Is there any specific formula for that?

2016-10-11View Original

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Since the heat exchange area is already known, how do I calculate the heating area? Is there a fixed formula, or is it based on experience? Another point is that, for the same heating area, do imported heat exchangers require a smaller area compared to domestic ones? I’ve just started working with this, so I don’t understand it very well
Reply #22016-10-13
Knowing the operating parameters, it is of course possible to calculate it back.

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