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Plate Heat Exchangers

R.M. Manglik

Design, Applications and Performance

Barcode 9781853127373
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Release Date: 23/08/2007

Edition: Second ed.
Genre: Technology & Engineering
Label: WIT Press
Series: Developments in Heat Transfer
Contributors: L. Wang (Edited by), B. Sunden (Edited by), R.M. Manglik (Edited by)
Language: English
Publisher: WIT Press

Design, Applications and Performance
Deals with plate heat exchangers (PHEs), which are one of the most common types in practice. This work's objectives are to present descriptions of such heat exchangers and their advantages and limitations, to provide in-depth thermal and hydraulic design theory for PHEs.
Heat exchangers are important, and used frequently in the processing, heat and power, air-conditioning and refrigeration, heat recovery, transportation and manufacturing industries. Such equipment is also important in electronics cooling and for environmental issues like thermal pollution, waste disposal and sustainable development. The present book concerns plate heat exchangers (PHEs), which are one of the most common types in practice. The overall objectives are to present comprehensive descriptions of such heat exchangers and their advantages and limitations, to provide in-depth thermal and hydraulic design theory for PHEs, and to present state-of-the-art knowledge.The book starts with a general introduction and historical background to PHEs, then discusses construction and operation (PHE types, plate pattern, etc.) and gives examples of PHEs in different application areas. Material issues (plates, gaskets, brazing materials) and manufacturing methods are also treated.The major part of the book concerns the basic design methods for both single-phase and two-phase flow cases, various flow arrangements, thermal-hydraulic performance in single-phase flow and for PHEs operating as condensers and evaporators.Fouling problems are also discussed and in a section on extended design and operation issues, modern Research and Development (R & D) tools like computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods are discussed. Unique features for PHEs are discussed throughout.