jamesbanda
Chemical
- Sep 21, 2004
- 223
Dear sirs,
Running the heat exchanger sizing program to increase flow to an operating BEM Exchanger I've noted that if we increase the flow beyond a set range it exceeds TEMA rho v2 values on the shell side.
I've looked at the mechanical design and it is not possible to fit A large inlet nozzle size due to compensation pads and distance from the nozzle to the tube end welds... so, we are considering a nozzle sleeve / sparger to create a pseudo impingment plate in the exsiting inlet pipe.
I've not seen this done before.. so can anyone comment it if is effective etc..
Running the heat exchanger sizing program to increase flow to an operating BEM Exchanger I've noted that if we increase the flow beyond a set range it exceeds TEMA rho v2 values on the shell side.
I've looked at the mechanical design and it is not possible to fit A large inlet nozzle size due to compensation pads and distance from the nozzle to the tube end welds... so, we are considering a nozzle sleeve / sparger to create a pseudo impingment plate in the exsiting inlet pipe.
I've not seen this done before.. so can anyone comment it if is effective etc..