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Layout of pressure and temperature measurement points at the heat exchanger inlet

2016-10-17View Original

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When measuring the inlet pressure and temperature of a heat exchanger, it is necessary to have straight pipe sections of 5 units in length ahead of and 2 units behind the measurement point to stabilize the pressure; how should these measurement points be arranged? How should the order of the heat exchanger inlet, temperature measurement point, and pressure measurement point be arranged? My idea is to place the pressure measurement point between the heat exchanger and the temperature measurement point. For pipes with a relatively large diameter, the temperature measurement point is then far away from the inlet of the heat exchanger; how should it be arranged in such cases?
Reply #22016-10-17
Which area’s temperature and pressure are to be monitored?
Reply #32016-10-18
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