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Air-cooled heat exchangers forced vs induced draft

Air-cooled Heat Exchangers Forced vs Induced Draft [Pg.52]

Advantages and disadvantages of forced and induced draft air-cooled heat exchangers are shown here to aid in selection. [Pg.52]

Less possibility of the hot effluent air recirculating around to the intake of the sections. The hot air is dis- [Pg.52]

Less effect of sun, rain, and hail, since 60% of the surface area of the sections is covered. [Pg.53]

Increased capacity in the event of fan failure, since the natural draft stack effect is much greater with induced draft. [Pg.53]

GPSA Engineering Data Book, Gas Processors Suppliers [Pg.43]


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