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Heat Exchanger Engineering Techniques
ISBN-10:
0791801675
No. of Pages:
350
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2003
eBook Chapter
7 Exchangers with Longitudinal-Fin Tubes
Page Count:
6
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Published:2003
Longitudinal-fin tubes are in common use on two types of applications: heating or cooling of viscous liquids, and heating or cooling of low-pressure gases. They are also used in a variety of other applications. An advantage is that shell-side flow areas of longitudinal finned-tube units are large compared with typical shell-and-bare-tube units. Another is that the crossflow component is minimal using longitudinal fins except for those designs with punched holes in the fins. Both types are used in tank heater services.
7.1 Double-Pipe Exchangers
7.2 Tank Heaters
7.3 Line Heaters
7.4 Overall Heat Transfer Rate Using Longitudinal-Fin Tubes
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