Gas in Shell side.
Gas in Shell side.
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Dear .
I would have a question regarding construction of the heat exchanger shell and tube .
I'm interested in the side shell if I have gas , if there are any expressions for the calculation of heat transfer coefficient , and all other necessary data ? On the way to use expressions such that the liquid does not provide a suitable result .
I would have a question regarding construction of the heat exchanger shell and tube .
I'm interested in the side shell if I have gas , if there are any expressions for the calculation of heat transfer coefficient , and all other necessary data ? On the way to use expressions such that the liquid does not provide a suitable result .





RE: Gas in Shell side.
RE: Gas in Shell side.
The budget I made the book Heat exchanger desing Handbook , however the side shell get too much velocity . Thus the excessive heat transfer coefficient . Wonder if you know roughly what the velocities in the shell and tube heat exchangers and heat transfer coefficient values ?
thank you
RE: Gas in Shell side.
Normally you are not concerned with shell side velocities but in pressure drop - unless the fluid is very abrasive.
Dejan IVANOVIC
Process Engineer, MSChE
RE: Gas in Shell side.
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RE: Gas in Shell side.
Dejan IVANOVIC
Process Engineer, MSChE