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HEAT EXCHANGE EQUIPMENT
DESIGN PRACTICES December, 2000

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CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE REVISION DATE

➧ A EXCHANGER TYPES AND APPLICATIONS 12/00

B DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR ALL TYPES OF HEAT EXCHANGERS 12/99

C DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR SHELL AND TUBE EXCHANGERS 12/96

D CALCULATION PROCEDURE, NO CHANGE OF PHASE 12/95

➧ E CALCULATION PROCEDURE, VAPORIZATION 12/00

F CALCULATION PROCEDURE, CONDENSATION 12/99

G CALCULATION PROCEDURE, LOW-FINNED TUBES 12/99

H CALCULATION PROCEDURE, DOUBLE-PIPE UNITS 12/95

I AIR-COOLED HEAT EXCHANGERS 12/98

J CRYOGENIC HEAT EXCHANGERS 12/95

K COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR HEAT EXCHANGER CALCULATIONS 12/99

L PLATE HEAT EXCHANGERS 12/97

Note: Each section has its own Table of Contents.

Also included with this Table of Contents is a list of EMRE SPECIALISTS who are available to help should any
questions arise on various subjects.

EMRE UNFIRED HEAT TRANSFER SPECIALISTS

TECHNOLOGY AREA CONTACT PHONE NO. E-MAIL

(703) 846- (AMERICAS)

• Heat Exchanger Design, Operation & H.M. Joshi (Himanshu) 2155 HMJOSHI
Troubleshooting, NPQC, Industry Codes and
Standards
• Insulation, Transient A.S. Wanni (Amar) 2141 ASWANNI
Heat Transfer
• Enhanced Heat Transfer Technologies H.M. Joshi (Himanshu) 2155 HMJOSHI
T.M. Rudy (Tom) 2144 TMRUDY
• Heat Exchanger Fouling, H.M. Joshi (Himanshu) 2155 HMJOSHI
Monitoring Programs, R.C. Tomotaki (Roberto) 2147 RCTOMOT
Computer Program Consulting
• Heat Transfer Helpline 2000 HEATLIN

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