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may expand into a freely riding floating-head or floating tube sheet. A ....
Expansion bellows .... The baffle spacing of 0.2 to 1 times of the inside shell
diameter is.
For information on all Butterworth Heinemann publications visit our ...... ( Juli 1969). [9] A.P. Fraas, M.N. Ozisik, Heat Exchanger Design, John Wiley, N.Y., 1965.
Tube length affects the cost and operation of heat exchangers. ... Shell diameter decreases resulting in lower cost ...... application in heat transfer engineering.
SHELL & TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER THERMAL DESIGN WITH. OPTIMIZATION OF FLOW PRESSURE DROP DUE TO FOULING. SUBMITTED BY.
Design Methodology of Helical Baffle Heat Exchanger to Improve Thermal .... Kakac S Liu H Heat exchanger Selection Rating and Thermal Design,2002. [3].
Calculation of heat transfer co-efficient during condensation. 2.1.2.3. ... chemical industries. The most common application of heat transfer is in designing of heat.
The Saylor Foundation 1. Assignment 2: Heat Exchanger Design. Instructions: In
this assignment, you are asked to assist in the design process of a.
The most common application of heat transfer is in designing of heat transfer ... type of shell and tube exchanger is with fixed tube sheet design. In this type of ..... Steam (oil free) ..... (due to change in flow direction of the tube side fluid).
The ubiquitous shallow geothermal resources can feasibly be utilized by borehole ... The energy supply for the heat exchanger comes from several sources:.
First Design Choices Cooling Water From City System
50psi to 100psi at Shell Inlet (345KPa-690KPa)
Max Shell Pressure Drop Assumed to Be 344KPa to Eliminate Need of Pump.
Shell Thickness
.0125m
Max Tube Velocity
2 m/s to resist erosion CUMMINS CONFIDENTIAL
OFAT Runs One Factor at a Time Runs Allowed the Group to Select the Following Parameters.
Material
Aluminum 2024-T6
# Passes
1-1
Baffles
No
Pitch, Angle
Triangular, 60 degree
Flow
Counter
Tube Thickness
20 BWG
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Design of Experiments The Group Ran the DOE in Matlab to Obtain Multiple Runs While Varying the Following Parameters. Mdot Shell Shell Diameter • 20% higher and lower values
Tube Length Tube Outer Diameter
Var_Tube_Len
= [3.6
Var_Shell_ID
= [0.3366
Var_Tube_OD
= [6.25E-3
5.4]; .4382]; 9.525E-3];
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Minitab Optimization
A Factorial Design Was Created With the Following Information.
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Minitab Optimization
Main Effects Plots
Main Effects Plot for DP Tube
Main Effects Plot for DP Shell
Data Means
Tube Length
80000
Data Means
Tube Length
Shell ID
60000
350000
40000
300000 250000
20000
200000
0 3.6
5.4 Tube OD
80000
0.3366
0.4382
Mean
Mean
Shell ID
400000
3.6
5.4 Tube OD
400000
60000
350000 300000
40000
250000
20000
200000
0 0.006250
0.009525
0.006250
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0.009525
0.3366
0.4382
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Pareto Charts
Pareto Chart of the Effects
Pareto Chart of the Standardized Effects
(response is DP Tube, Alpha = 0.05)
(response is DP Shell, Alpha = 0.05)
F actor A B C
C
3.18
N ame Tube Length S hell ID Tube O D
F actor A B C
B
A
Term
Term
C
AC
A
B
AC
0
10000
20000
30000 40000 Effect
50000
60000
70000
0
10
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20
30 40 50 Standardized Effect
60
70
N ame Tube Length S hell ID Tube O D
Minitab Optimization
Response Optimizer
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Minitab Optimization
The Minitab Optimization Chart
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References
Wolverine Tube, Initials. (2009). Wolverine tube heat transfer data book [1.6.#]. (Fouling Factors and Erosion Speeds), Retrieved from http://www.wlv.com/products/databook/ch1_6.pdf