Design procedure for a shell and tube heat exchanger

[@artbybigvee]

Thanks a lot, sir. Can you solve examples from Stoecker?

[@primcessestrella22]

Thank you very much for this video, i was having trouble with a school proyect and this video helped me a lot.

[@techhunt4922]

Would have been great if the theory was supported with a solved example

[@salimahmed1711]

This is part of a course and students solve a problem in class. Please find the problem in the link below www.mun.ca/engineering/crise/media/production/memorial/academic/faculty-of-engineering/c-rise-engineering/people/Heat_Exchangers_Workbooks.pdf

[@harikeshavraman5506]

@@salimahmed1711 sir thanks for sharing it....If the additional info is not given and if we need to proceed the design how can we do it sir?For example I'm designing a Heat Exchanger in an industry,Using TEMA standards and according to my flow rates I have found the tube dia,and other data etc except the effective LENGTH of the heat exchanger....How can we find it?

[@salimahmed1711]

@@harikeshavraman5506 Hi: I think the vendors will provide specific information. Typically, you may not have many options about length. Thanks.

[@chiragdave5]

@@salimahmed1711 very useful, nice share

[@zahraalgallaf6347]

How to get the standard range of U?

[@theatif1287]

What about Kerns method kindly reply

[@nageshjanapati6961]

Shell and tube heat exchanger surface area calculation

[@muhammadanaqi9093]

so true

[@techhunt4922]

Salim Ahmed sir where are u from?

[@ParthPohankar]

pl share ppt 😄

[@salimahmed1711]

Please visit: www.mun.ca/engineering/crise/about-us/our-people/dr-ahmeds-teaching/

[@hammadalvi894]

These kind of videos I am sorry to say are useless. Instead of teaching bla bla bla, take a working heat exchanger from the industry, and do the reverse calculation. Had enough of this gibberish knowledge with no realtime application.

[@kevindoyle1884]

bit harsh

[@muhammadanaqi9093]

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