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Heat Exchangers Technological description

Authors: Zoé MINVIELLE, Nadia CANEY, Patrice CLÉMENT, Philippe BANDELIER, Philippe MARTY, Jean Antoine GRUSS, Claude ROUSSEL

Publication date: January 10, 2014, Review date: June 14, 2021

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1. Classification criteria

There are several criteria for classifying the different types of exchangers. Let's list the main ones.

  • Technology ranking

    The main types of exchanger are as follows:

    • with tubes: single-tube, coaxial or multi-tube ;

    • with plates: with primary or secondary surface;

    • other types: e.g. direct contact, heat pipe or fluidized bed, single fluid...

  • Classification by heat transfer mode

    The three modes of heat transfer (conduction, convection, radiation) are coupled in most applications (combustion chamber, flue gas recovery, etc.), with one mode often predominating. For any heat exchanger with heat transfer through...

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