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MasterFormat Division 23 57 19.16 specifically classifies shell-type, liquid-to-liquid heat exchangers — critical components in many HVAC and industrial process systems. This article delves into the details of these heat exchangers, covering their functionality, applications, installation best practices, and leading manufacturers.
A shell-type, liquid-to-liquid heat exchanger is a device designed to transfer heat between two liquid fluids without directly mixing them. It accomplishes this using a network of tubes enclosed within a sealed cylindrical shell. One fluid flows through the tubes (tube side), while the other flows around the tubes within the shell (shell side). The heat transfer occurs through the tube walls, driven by the temperature difference between the two fluids.
The operating principle of a shell-type, liquid-to-liquid heat exchanger is based on heat transfer fundamentals. The hotter fluid enters either the shell or tube side, transferring its heat to the colder fluid flowing in the other space. This heat transfer occurs primarily through conduction (through the tube walls) and convection (within the fluids themselves). Baffles within the shell side are often used to direct the fluid flow and enhance heat transfer efficiency.
Shell-type, liquid-to-liquid heat exchangers find widespread application in various industries and systems, including:
Proper installation is crucial for the optimal performance and longevity of these heat exchangers. Key best practices include:
The market for shell-type, liquid-to-liquid heat exchangers includes several reputable manufacturers known for their quality and reliability, including:
Shell-type, liquid-to-liquid heat exchangers play a vital role in various applications, ensuring efficient heat transfer between liquid fluids. Understanding their operation, applications, installation best practices, and leading manufacturers can help you make informed decisions regarding their selection, installation, and maintenance.
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