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Heat exchange problem between hot air and water

2016-12-29View Original

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I need to know the heat exchange area required for heat exchange between hot air with a temperature range of up to 600°C and a minimum of 153°C (the return air temperature is unknown; it is estimated to be a difference of 50°C), and water. The air flow rate is 2500 m3/h, the water flow rate is 3 m3/h, and the water temperature is between 40°C and 50°C
Reply #22016-12-29
Finned tube with a length of 1.2 meters and an area of 0.59㎡ per tube
Reply #32016-12-30
Different types of heat exchangers and materials result in varying heat exchange areas

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