Plate Heat Exchanger, How it works - working principle hvac industrial engineering phx heat transfer

[@EngineeringMindset]

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[@carolinealtnetter8067]

Seriously I watched a lot of videos about Plate HX trying to understand how exactly this works and I've never been able to understand it, untill this video. Thanks so much

[@jaimefierro4085]

What is it that your asking?

[@alexnguyen3022]

Wow! I never managed to understand or imagine how these exchangers worked until your video came to the rescue. This is the best explanation handout. Thank you so much.

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I didn't realize I liked engineering topics until I came here, after beginning to learn how to warm a vermiculture bin using the heat from a hot compost bin. This is fascinating. I understand now! Thank you!

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[@Egyptian02]

As a Danish I can confirm that it is infact a Danish heatexchanger and not a German one. But great video, learned alot

[@LatersOnTheMenjay.]

This is such a good video. I need to have this replaced and I was having trouble understanding exactly how it works. Most videos show a convoluted diagram without detailing EXACTLY how the water flows, heat is exchanged etc. You guys are master teachers - not just explaining the concept, but anticipating the questions that someone completely new to the topic would have. Thank you.

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So interesting! The diagrams make it so simple!

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A vey good video on the basics of heat exchangers! Thank you.

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This video was perfect, everything makes so much more sense now that i’ve seen this.

[@shubhammanna]

Great help for Aspiring Food technologists 😊

[@aweschaffhausen]

Thats an awesome explanation! Made me understanding how those plate heat exchangers work.

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With pleasure 😌

[@metasebiamulugeta8496]

I have watched a lot videos trying to understand the principle how plate exchangers works, now its.clear for.me,, thanks a lot

[@mickwolf1077]

That was a great explanation, I was thinking to use something like that to use the wasted exhaust heat from a diesel parking heater to heat up water for a camp shower if possible.

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AMAZING EXPLANATION!! THANKS A LOT!

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Excellent description! Thanks

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Thank you for awesome animation and sharing , good explanation

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Thank you for your great video!

[@NovruzJ]

Thanks for the video! Shouldn't the gradient be slightly different at 8:30 (with orange instead of red in the upper part)?

[@9483Nick]

Wow such simple clarity of how you explained that. Loved it mate. Appreciate it. Trying to buy a heat exchanger service and supply business. Be keen to hear any suggestions you might have.

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[@SapriMarathra]

Just remember: flow must be in opposite directions. Animation at 0:34…0:40 allows both temperatures becoming equal at output (half energy recovery at maximum), but flow in opposite directions allows almost complete energy recovery.

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Excellent explanation! Easily helps me to refresh my knowledge 👍🏻

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Thanks bro i understand clearly now.

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There is still more 2 know

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excellent exposition. thank you.

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Best video for clearing the concept, construction and working of HE

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Could you make a video about heat recovery system in chiller. Appreciate your work. The best HVAC videos in KZbin.

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Exellent explanation mate..thanks

[@veduardov]

Does the orientation for water to water matters??? Eg horizontal on their back or side ?

[@Chombiee]

Nice video! Really enjoyed it, made it entirely clear how it works. Just one unimportant thing, the plate exchanger in the end of your vid seems to be from Norwergian/Danish actually judging by the language :) Thanks again

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Good job man!!! Keep it up 👍

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wow. very useful. thank you.

[@TROllingNINJA2031]

Wow this helps me understand these things! What are the limitations of these compared to tube and shell?

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Very helpful explanation! Thank you!!!

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nice illustrations..

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Very well explained

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Very helpful video. Thank you so much !

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[@akshaygiram]

8:30 nice little graphic effect there. Looks hypnotic.

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Excellent explanation .......

[@STEINYY]

Hey mate. How long did it take for you to make these 3D models? They look very neat, thx again for your time, much appreciated.

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better than my teacher...

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Thank you. Why has my central heating boiler got on, between the radiator water and the hot tap water ?

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Best discribe ever....

[@_midaz_]

Could you do some calculations on a plate heat exachanger?

[@earthwandrer9545]

Thankyou so much such an amazing explanation.

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Thank you for the video !

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Great video..Very helpul

[@siddharthvasava4696]

would you please make video on shell and tube heat exchanger?

[@toddhowardforreal3912]

Siddharth vasava I may not be able to explain it very well in text but I can give it a shot. It's a lot more simple than this if I remember right. A cool fluid (when I say fluid it can be a gas or liquid) is tube side (inside the tubes) and hot fluid is shell side (outside of the tubes) so when the fluid flows through the tubes it's heated. The cool fluid can also be shell side and hot fluid tube side. The heated fluid is headed by an external source.

[@STEINYY]

@@toddhowardforreal3912 very confusing mate. It was not so well explained.

[@souviktalukdarche488]

Thanks for the awesome explanation of the working principle as well as the extra info on the LMTD. (y)

[@geedaddy45]

What is LMTD?

[@clay7404]

This video was awesome. Thanks so much. I recently toured a district Heating plant and this helped a ton to watch afterward. One question: at the plant, the water temperatures basically flipped (cold got hot and hot got cold). How did they do this as opposed to the temperatures just meeting in the middle? Do they run the water through multiple exchangers (there was many at this plant). Thanks again and awesome video!

[@ianvangiesen2523]

It's easier to think about heat exchangers in terms of average temperature value. You cannot get the 'cold' fluid average temperature to rise above the 'hot' fluid average temperature. There has to be a delta T between the two average fluids for heat to be transferred. It is impossible for the outlet temperature of the 'cold' fluid to rise higher than the inlet temperature of the 'hot' fluid.

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It's not if you ask.

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[@EngineeringMindset]

Hi Jason, much appreciated. Glad you enjoyed

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You got little brown stuff on your nose 😂

[@medotedo8410]

so are they stacked (touching each other ?)

[@fadiyasin]

thanks for your videos,how to calculate the friction loss due to the heat exchanger. if we make a comparison can we expect the equivalent length for the heat exchanger in the chilled water network. thanks

[@hedn]

Great tutorial

[@cuongdo2416]

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@techworld6199]

Very nice, understand very easy thank you.👍 i expect more techical videos.

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Great video

[@parjanyabhatt9557]

Hi Sir, I immensely like your videos, very informative and precise. I would request you to please create a video for heat exchanger performance and efficiency

[@zoomfantastic766]

would you advise variable temperature of heat exchanger or does constant temperature fluctuation is bad for the heat exchanger?

[@bitanchowdhury4028]

Sir , I have one question, is it possible that the available friction factor and heat transfer coefficient equations for plate type heat exchangers can be used for plate and fin type heat exchanger? Specially for two phase flow ....with condensation vaporization