Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger Fundamentals

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Shell and tube heat exchangers are found throughout fluid-based industrial process control operations where heat must be transferred between two closed fluid systems. There are numerous design variants intended to provide levels of performance tailored to specific process requirements.

Provided below is a white paper that illustrates and explains the fundamentals of heat exchanger performance for shell and tube units. Covered are the three modes of heat transfer: conduction, convection, and radiation. Three sample application cases are covered, showing how the formulas are applied, and illustrations provide an even better understanding of basic operating principles. The article is sure to refresh or enhance your heat exchanger knowledge.

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