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Heat Exchanger Designs and Selections Differential Thermal ExpansionPass Arrangements for Flow Through TubesShell Side Fluid Flow
Impingement Plates (based on application)Maintenance and Servicing ConsiderationsPrincipal ComponentsHeat Exchanger Tubes
Materials of ConstructionEconomic Considerations in Heat Exchanger SelectionHeat Exchanger Rating versus Expected Loads
Fundamental Heat TransferLoad is the Measure of Heat TransferredA Combination of Three Factors Governs Load Capacity
Heat Transfer Coefficient (U) Depends on Many VariablesArea is the Total Effective Tube Area

Principal Components

The main components of a heat exchanger are the front head, shell section and rear head. Each component is available in a number of varying standard designs.

Front and Rear Head Designs
Head designs can vary from plain standard castings to fabricated assemblies with many special features. In many cases, the requirements of an installation may dictate the choice of the more elaborate design.

Shell Section Designs
Heat exchanger shells are manufactured in most standard sizes, materials, and thickness. Small sizes are usually fabricated of standard size pipe. Larger sizes are fabricated of plate.

Selection of a particular size shell depends, of course, on the requirements of a given installation.

 

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