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Cross exchanger

Smaii-tube Tefion Chemical resistance of tubes no tube fouling. Clean fluids, condensing, cross-exchange. Low heat transfer coefficient. 2.0-4.0... [Pg.26]

These refer to hot and cold fluid terminal temperatures, inlet of one fluid versus outlet of the other. For a cross exchanger with no phase change, the ATm gives exact results for true countercurrent flow. Most heat exehang-ers, how ever, deviate from true countercurrent so a correction factor, F, is needed. [Pg.29]

One thing to be careful of in cross exchangers is a design having a so-called temperature cross. An example is shown in Figure 1. [Pg.29]

Cause A cross exchanger designed to cool absorber... [Pg.309]

Teflon no tube fouling. cross-exchange. coefficient. 2.0-4.0... [Pg.7]

Propane cross exchanger (liquid to gas) 14.2 8.2 11.6 9.1 Lower flow rate than used in calculations. [Pg.220]

Methane gas-Ethylene liquid cross exchanger 25 20 26.2 Uq drops to 10 after fouling with hydrate... [Pg.220]

Methane gas-propane liquid cross exchanger 25 17.9 19.7 Uq drops to 13 after fouling with hydrate ice. [Pg.220]

As C02 is absorbed, rich amine from the absorber bottom is fed into a cross-exchanger with lean amine before it is introduced into the stripper. The stripping temperature varies between 120 and 150°C, and the operating pressure reaches up to 5 bar. A water saturated C02 stream is released from the top and is subsequently ready for transport and storage, while lean amine leaving the stripper is pumped back into the absorber. [Pg.84]

Kinetic Parameters for PuO + Pu -> PuO +Pu Cross-exchange Calculated from Theoretical Values for Constituent Self-exchange in Aqueous Solution (5, 8)... [Pg.301]

This is also approximately true for solvent reorganization (Marcus, 1965). Thus, the standard fuel energy of activation, defined by (35) leads to expression (36) for k 2, in which /j2 is given by (37) and Ki2 is the equilibrium constant of the cross-exchange reaction. [Pg.13]

Fig. 4.6. Irreducible kernels with crossed exchange photon lines... Fig. 4.6. Irreducible kernels with crossed exchange photon lines...

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