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Welcome To The Process Heat Transfer Forum
#1
Posted 09 July 2012 - 12:51 PM
If you're interested in heat transfer, I may also recommend that you check out:
Process Heat Transfer
in our Downloads section as well. It full of great, experience-based information related to heat transfer.
Here you can discuss all area of industrial heat transfer including Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers, TEMA design, Spiral Heat Exchangers, Plate and Frame Heat Exchangers, Condensers – Total and Partial, Boilers, Superheaters, De-superheaters, Waste Heat Recovery Units, Vaporizers, Fired Heaters, Evaporators, Extended surfaces, Radiant Heat Transfer, Solar panels, Refrigeration condensers and evaporators, Submerged coils, Air-cooled Exchangers, Unsteady State Heat Transfer, Jacketed Vessels, Heat Tracing, Cryogenic exchangers, Direct Contact heat transfer – Cooling Towers, Kiln heaters, Electric Resistance heating
#2
Posted 16 July 2012 - 07:13 AM
- It indeed seems interesting with a focused approach on heat exchange in process industry environment congratulations.
- However I wonder would it be making rationale to select and keep all previous posts related to this specific topic and bring under this forum topic.
- May be the technology of computerized for sorting out the 'subject matter' or 'discussion theme' makes this convenient to attempt!
#3
Posted 26 February 2013 - 06:36 AM
thanx for such a splended welcome
would you like to tell me how can i have track of my question on this forum????
#4
Posted 06 March 2013 - 02:57 AM
Dear Gents,
I am seeking advise as to how to clean A268 Tp410 ferritic stainless steel tubes. The fact is that the tubes we have supplied for the manufacture of three shell and tube exchangers are rusty within the tubes (and nice and shiny outside). I have no idea what caused the rust, but obviously would not want this rust to do harm downstream of the h/x-s when they get installed. So I would like to propose a method of cleaning in the shop before the exchangers are despatched, but I have no knowledge as to what cleaning material can be used, in what concentraction, for how long etc. Of course I do not want to damage the exchangers, either. Can someone help me with a tip?
Thanks very much in advance
Peter
#5
Posted 22 July 2013 - 11:36 PM
#6
Posted 13 August 2013 - 05:52 PM
What overall heat transfer coefficient can I expect when cooling with water through the coil in a pipe coil in an agitated vessel? Liquid in vessel is low in viscosity, 10 - 20 cp
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