Monday, May 12, 2008

Voices

Rosenzweig
Willard
Spear
Compliance Advisor
Energy Saver
Plant InSites
Process Puzzler
Case Studies:
Making it Work

Home » Process Modelling and Design of Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers

Process Modelling and Design of Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers

This 25-page paper discusses the basic design, construction and performance of shell and tube heat exchangers.

File Size: 175 KB
File Type:

This content is for members only. Please use the login or register link below to access this white paper.

Login or Register Now

Sponsored Links

More content on this topic:

Articles
White Papers
Products
News

Reviewing the use of fouling factors in heat exchanger design
Heat Transfer Research forms heat exchanger design task force
Using a non-traditional approach to account for crude oil fouling in heat exchangers
Keep others from making “classic” mistakes
Effective simulation requires a broader scope of process heat transfer measurements
More Articles ...

Featured White Papers

Perfecting the Recipe for Competitive Advantage: The chemical industry and adaptive business networks
Ensuring profitable growth — best practices for the chemical industry
A Treatise of Filter Cake Washing Mechanisms in Pressure and Vacuum Filtration Systems

White Papers by Topic

Automation & IT
Design & Simulation
Environmental, Health & Safety
Fluid Handling
Powder & Solids
Reaction & Synthesis
Reliability & Maintenance
Security
Separations Technology
Utilities & Energy

Read the Current Digital Issue

Resource Centers

Site Resources

Voices

Process Modelling and Design of Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers

Sponsored Links