Shell and tube heat exchanger
A heat exchanger, shell-and-tube technology, applied in the field of shell-and-tube heat exchangers, can solve the problems of increasing equipment cost and space
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[0017] Shell and tube heat exchangers have a split shell design. The shell side has a partition separating the shell into at least two separate compartments. Each compartment has a feed inlet and a feed outlet. The tube side has multiple tubes and there is at least one tube in each compartment. The tube side has an effluent inlet and an effluent outlet. The feed inlet, feed outlet, effluent inlet and effluent outlet are typically nozzles / orifices.
[0018] Typically, the compartments are substantially equal in size (eg, within ±10%).
[0019] In some embodiments, the housing includes at least one baffle. Typically, each compartment contains at least one baffle. There are usually two or more baffles in each compartment. The baffles are typically arranged to create turbulent flow for efficient indirect heat transfer between the tube-side reactor effluent stream and the shell-side combined feed stream. For example, one baffle can be in contact with the bottom (or side) of ...
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