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Problem Statement
What equations are used in the Heat Exchanger model in Aspen HYSYS to calculate shell side and
tube side heat transfer coefficients?
Solution
When the user does not specify heat transfer coefficients, the simple steady-state rating model uses
different equations depending on certain characteristics of the flow. The equations are given below:
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Note:
Re = Reynolds number
Pr = Prandtl Number
Cp = Mass heat capacity (kJ/kg*C)
h = heat transfer coefficient (kJ/m2*C*h) D = tube inner diameter L = total tube length viscosity (cP)
thermal conductivity (W/m*C) density (kg/m3) Thermal conductivity/viscosity/heat capacity are for
the liquid phase in multiphase flows
Keywords
Heat Exchanger, Heat Transfer Coefficients
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