EP2304370A1 - Jeu d adaptation pour un échangeur de chaleur à faisceau tubulaire - Google Patents
Jeu d adaptation pour un échangeur de chaleur à faisceau tubulaireInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28D—HEAT-EXCHANGE APPARATUS, NOT PROVIDED FOR IN ANOTHER SUBCLASS, IN WHICH THE HEAT-EXCHANGE MEDIA DO NOT COME INTO DIRECT CONTACT
- F28D9/00—Heat-exchange apparatus having stationary plate-like or laminated conduit assemblies for both heat-exchange media, the media being in contact with different sides of a conduit wall
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F28—HEAT EXCHANGE IN GENERAL
- F28D—HEAT-EXCHANGE APPARATUS, NOT PROVIDED FOR IN ANOTHER SUBCLASS, IN WHICH THE HEAT-EXCHANGE MEDIA DO NOT COME INTO DIRECT CONTACT
- F28D9/00—Heat-exchange apparatus having stationary plate-like or laminated conduit assemblies for both heat-exchange media, the media being in contact with different sides of a conduit wall
- F28D9/0031—Heat-exchange apparatus having stationary plate-like or laminated conduit assemblies for both heat-exchange media, the media being in contact with different sides of a conduit wall the conduits for one heat-exchange medium being formed by paired plates touching each other
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a conversion kit for a cylinder housing having a tube bundle heat exchanger.
- Tube bundle heat exchangers are frequently used in industrial process plants.
- a shell-and-tube heat exchanger usually consists of an outer shell and an inner shell and an inner shell, i. arranged in the housing, tube bundle. Between these two separate rooms, the exchange of process heat takes place. The heat from a first hot heat transfer medium is absorbed by a second heat transfer medium to be heated, whereby the energy transfer is realized.
- Tube bundle heat exchangers are very stable and therefore also suitable for use in applications with high pressures, for example in hydrogenation plants, in which a pressure of over 300 bar can prevail. The pressure differences occurring in these applications between the heat transfer medium flowing in the housing and the second heat transfer medium flowing in the tubes, so far only allowed the use of Rohrbündel Anlagen (2004).
- a disadvantage of tube bundle heat exchangers is that due to the laminar flow in the tubes and the relatively large wall thickness of the tubes, this can be 2 to 3 mm, only low heat transfer coefficients and thus a low efficiency of the tube bundle heat exchanger can be achieved. Therefore, large heat exchange surfaces are needed, whereby the shell and tube heat exchangers are relatively large and heavy and thus also very expensive. In addition, due to incomplete heat transfer from the hot heat transfer medium to the heat transfer medium to be heated, the energy costs of the plants increase.
- the conversion kit has at least one plate heat exchanger unit for replacing the tube bundle unit, which comprises at least the following components: a plate pack having at least two heat exchanger plates, each having at least one through hole and welded together in pairs along its circumference or along the circumference of the through holes, two holding plates, each having at least one through hole, each one of the holding plates arranged at each end of the plate pack and with the respective outermost heat exchanger plate of the plate pack is connected, and at least one traction means which extends in the longitudinal direction between the holding plates and is connected to two holding plates, so that the two holding plates and the traction means form a cage around the plate pack, which in the operating state of the plate heat exchanger unit occurring in the plate pack forces, wherein the outer diameter of the plate heat exchanger unit is adapted to the inner diameter of the cylindrical housing of the tube bundle heat exchanger and trained the traction device as a flow direction sensor plate et, which extends around at least part of the circumference of the plate pack.
- the plate heat exchange unit can absorb the forces acting during operation of the heat exchanger by the cage construction of the two holding plates and the traction means arranged between them, which is designed as a flow direction sensor plate. As a result, a pressing apart of the heat exchanger plates of the plate pack is avoided when pressurized. Therefore, the plate heat exchanger unit can be used as such in existing shell and tube heat exchanger housing replace the usual tube bundles. The pressure jacket of conventional plate heat exchanger, which usually absorbs the forces occurring, is therefore no longer needed. As a result, a simple installation of the plate heat exchanger unit in the existing housing of the tube bundle heat exchanger is possible.
- the modified tube bundle heat exchanger thus enables improved heat transfer, since with the help of the heat exchanger plates, a larger exchange surface is achieved and due to the smaller wall thickness of the heat exchanger plates, this is usually 0.6 to 1 mm, improved heat transfer is possible. This also makes it possible to save on the energy costs of the system.
- a variation of the heat transfer surface of the existing heat exchanger is further possible by the diameter of the heat exchanger plates used and the number of heat exchanger plates used are selected accordingly. As a result, an enlargement, a reduction or a constant heat transfer surface compared to the originally existing shell and tube heat exchanger is possible. Due to the special design of the traction means as flow direction sensor plate, the traction means have a dual function.
- the plate heat exchanger unit has only a few components and can be manufactured relatively easily.
- This plate heat exchanger comprises a plate pack, which is inserted into a pressure-stable housing, wherein the plate pack and the housing are adapted to each other.
- the plate pack has interconnected heat exchanger plates and is bounded on both sides by package clamping plates.
- the plate pack is braced by at least four clamping bolts, which extend between the package clamping plates and are welded to them.
- the side plates On two sides of the plate pack side plates are mounted, which bear against the circumference of the plate pack and at their ends have U-shaped angled portions, which bear sealingly against the inner diameter of the housing, so that the shell-side heat transfer medium does not flow laterally between the housing and plate pack can, but must flow between the heat exchanger plates.
- the side plates In order to allow the insertion of the plate pack in the housing, the side plates must not be made too thick, so that the bends can yield. If the plate pack is inserted into the housing, the bends between the plate pack and the housing are braced and sealed. Due to the small thickness, the side plates can absorb no forces, but have only a flow guiding and sealing function. As already stated, the height of the operating pressure is not defined. However, it can be assumed that the side plates in high-pressure applications with a pressure of over 250 bar, as is the case for example in hydrogenation plants, deform and can no longer fulfill the Strömungsleitauf inter.
- the holding plates are substantially circular and each have at its edge a recess for the flow guidance of a flowing through the housing of the tube bundle heat exchanger, ie a housing-side heat transfer medium.
- a housing-side heat transfer medium Through the recess in the retaining plates, the flow of the housing-side heat transfer medium steered in the desired direction.
- the heat exchanger is designed to be suitable, then the recesses of the two holding plates of a plate heat exchanger unit are arranged on opposite sides of the plate pack, so that the housing-side heat transfer medium flows in on one side next to the heat exchanger plates, must flow through the plate pack and flows out again on the opposite side. But it is also possible a different flow guidance, in particular a multi-flow control is conceivable.
- the recess at the edge of the retaining plates is ring-segment-shaped. This allows a very simple design of the holding plates.
- the ring-segment-shaped recess in each holding plate an angle of about 90 °. This results in an opening angle of 90 °, through which the jacket or housing-side heat transfer medium flows into the plate pack, which is well suited for many applications.
- the outer diameter of the holding plates is greater than the outer diameter of the heat exchanger plates of the plate package and corresponds approximately to the inner diameter of the housing of the tube bundle heat exchanger.
- the holding plates bear against the inside of the housing with the major part of their circumference.
- a flow path for the housing-side heat transfer medium is formed. Since the diameter of the holding plates approximately corresponds to the inner diameter of the housing, the heat exchanger plate unit can be easily inserted into the existing housing. It is a good centering of the plate heat exchanger unit in the housing possible.
- a sealing effect is achieved between the holding plates and the housing, so that the housing-side heat transfer medium flows mainly through the recesses of the holding plates and thus the desired flow guidance is achieved.
- the center axis of the at least one through hole in each holding plate is inclined and forms an angle with the center axis of the corresponding holding plate, so that the opening of the through hole on the inside of the holding plate is arranged closer to the edge of the holding plate as the opening of the through hole on the outside of the sheath teplatte. It is thereby achieved that there is more space on the outside of each retaining plate for connection to another plate unit or to the already existing connections for the tube bundle heat exchanger.
- an inner side of the at least one flow direction sensor plate bears against the outer diameter of the plate pack and terminates an outer side of the at least one flow direction indicator plate with the outer diameter of the holding plates.
- the at least one flow direction sensor plate is thus formed so that it fills the space between the plate pack and the inside of the housing so that it blocks a by-pass flow laterally past the plate pack.
- the at least one flow direction sensor plate also supported on the inside of the housing, whereby a better positioning of the plate heat exchanger unit is made possible in the housing.
- the flow direction sensor plate has a thickness of at least 5 mm. This ensures that the flow direction sensor plate has the desired strength to absorb the tensile forces that occur at a high pressure application with a pressure of at least 300 bar, for example in hydrogenation.
- At least one further flow direction sensor plate is provided, wherein the two flow direction sensor plates are arranged on opposite sides of the plate package.
- two flow channels for the housing-side heat transfer medium are formed, a feed channel and a discharge channel.
- a first flange is arranged on the through hole of each holding plate and a further flange is provided on each holding plate.
- the tube welding ends can then be connected to existing connections of the tube bundle heat exchanger for the supply and removal of heat transfer media by a welded joint is attached. As a result, a secure connection is possible, there must be no seals, such as in a flange, are used.
- each support plate on the inside of each support plate, a support plate is arranged and each support plate is connected by means of the support plate with the outermost heat exchanger plate of the plate package.
- the production of the plate package is facilitated and allows a better connection between the relatively thick plate and the very thin heat exchanger plate.
- the conversion kit comprises at least two plate heat exchanger units, which are connected to each other by means of the flanges or tube welding ends, wherein the holding plates and the flanges or pipe welding ends are designed so that they support the weight of the plate heat exchanger units can.
- a plurality of plate heat exchanger units can be used in the already existing shell and tube heat exchanger housing.
- the plate heat exchanger units can then be used with smaller heat exchange surfaces, i. H. be formed with a smaller number of heat exchanger plates, whereby the individual plate heat exchanger units have a higher stability.
- the plate heat exchanger units are supported on each other at two points, whereby a buckling and thus wedging the plate heat exchanger units is avoided in the housing.
- a good flow guidance of the housing-side heat transfer medium is possible.
- the heat exchange surface of the existing heat exchanger can be easily increased or decreased by adding or removing individual plate heat exchanger units.
- the housing of the tube bundle heat exchanger is a high-pressure housing for a pressure range of up to over 300 bar.
- Fig. 2 section through the plate heat exchanger unit of Fig. 1 along line M-II. 1
- FIG. 3 is a plan view of a holding plate of the plate heat exchanger unit of Fig. 1,
- FIG. 4 shows a section through the holding plate from FIG. 3 along line IV-IV, FIG.
- Fig. 6 pressure jacket of a tube bundle heat exchanger with plate heat exchanger units inserted therein.
- the plate heat exchanger unit 1 comprises a plate pack 2, which has at least two heat exchanger plates 3.
- the plate pack 2 comprises a multiplicity of heat exchanger plates 3.
- Each heat exchanger plate 3 has at least one through-hole 4, preferably two through-holes 4. This can be seen for example in Fig. 2.
- Two heat exchanger plates 3 are connected to each other along their through holes 4, preferably welded. The resulting plate pairs are welded together along the circumference of the heat exchanger plates 3, so that the plate package 2 is formed.
- the thickness of the heat exchanger plates 3 is about 0.6 to about 1 mm. But it is also conceivable to use thicker or thinner heat exchanger plates.
- the respective outer heat exchanger plate 3 is connected to a support plate 5, preferably welded.
- the heat exchanger plates 3 are preferably circular, the support plates 5 are annular and have the same outer diameter as the heat exchanger plates 3.
- the support plates 5 are thicker than the heat exchanger plates 3rd
- the support plates 5 are in turn connected to retaining plates 6.
- the connection between the support plates 5 and the holding plates 6 is preferably a welded connection.
- the thickness of the support plates 5 is between the thickness of the holding plates 6 and the thickness of the heat exchanger plates 3, there are good welds in each case between the holding plates 6 and the support plates 5 the heat exchanger plates 3 and the support plates 5 and between the support plates 5 and the holding plates 6 possible.
- Each of the holding plates 6 has at least one through hole 7.
- the heat exchanger plates 3 are welded together in pairs along their through holes 4.
- the through-holes 7 of the holding plates 6 communicate with the through-hole 4 of the heat exchanger plates 3 arranged adjacent to the holding plates 6, so that through these through-holes 4 and 7, a through-channel is formed for a heat transfer medium flowing through the plate pack 2, ie a plate-side.
- each through hole 7 of each holding plate 6 runs obliquely and forms an angle with the center axis 9 of the plate heat exchanger unit 1 and thus also with the center axis of the corresponding holding plate 6.
- the openings of the through holes 7 on the inside of each holding plate 6, so the side of the holding plate 6, which faces the plate pack 2, further arranged on the edge of the holding plate 6 as the openings of the through holes 7 of the holding plate 6, which on the outside of the Holding plate 6 are formed.
- the through holes 7 of the two holding plates 6 of a plate heat exchange unit 1 are arranged on opposite sides of the plate pack 2, so that the flow of the plate side heat transfer medium in the plate pack 2 is deflected.
- the heat exchanger plates 3 preferably embossments. By means of these embossings, a turbulent flow of the heat transfer media is generated, which improves the heat transfer.
- first flanges 10 are attached. Preferably, the first flanges 10 are welded to the holding plates 6.
- a second flange 11 is further attached, which is arranged symmetrically to the first, connected to the through hole 7 of the holding plate 6 flange 10.
- the flanges 10, 11 are arranged on the outside of the holding plates 6.
- the outer diameter of the holding plates 6 is larger than the outer diameter of the heat exchanger plates 3 and the outer diameter of the support plates 5.
- the outer diameter of the holding plates 6 is approximately equal to the inner diameter of the housing of the tube bundle heat exchanger or is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the housing of the shell and tube heat exchanger, in which the Plate heat exchanger unit 1 is used.
- the holding plates 6 are substantially circular, but at one point of their circumference have a recess 13 at the edge. In Fig. 1, the recess 13 of the left holding plate 6 is arranged on the upper side of the plate heat exchanger unit, the right holding plate 6 is arranged so that its recess 13 faces downward.
- At least one flow direction sensor plate 12 extends between the two holding plates 6.
- the flow direction transmitter plate 12 is connected to two holding plates 6, preferably welded.
- the at least one flow direction sensor plate 12 and the two holding plates 6 form a cage construction for the plate pack 2.
- the flow direction sensor plate 12 is designed as a traction means, so that the flow direction sensor plate 12 can absorb tensile forces and transmitted to the holding plates 6.
- a first heat transfer medium flows through the plate pack 2.
- pressure is exerted on the heat exchanger plates 3, which presses them apart.
- the resulting forces are absorbed by the flow direction sensor plate 12 and the holding plates 6, so that the plate heat exchanger unit 1 can also be operated under pressure, without the need for a separate, pressure-resistant heat exchanger housing is required.
- FIG. 2 shows a section through the plate heat exchanger unit 1 from FIG. 1 along the lines N-II.
- each heat exchanger plate 3 has at least one through-hole 4, preferably two through-holes 4.
- the heat exchanger plates 3 are connected in pairs along the through holes 4, preferably welded, so that a first flow channel is formed in the interior of the plate package 2.
- the plate heat exchanger unit 1 has two flow direction sensor plates 12 which are symmetrical to each other on two sides of the plate stack 2 are arranged.
- Each flow direction transducer plate 12 extends around a portion of the circumference of the plate pack 2, wherein the inside of the flow direction transducer plates 12 rests on the outer diameter of the plate pack 2 and the outer side preferably closes with the outer diameter of the holding plate 6.
- the housing-side heat transfer medium in the area in which the flow direction sensor plates 12 are arranged not laterally flow past the plate pack 2.
- the flow direction sensor plates 12 are connected to the two holding plates 6, that the recesses 13 are arranged in the holding plates 6 where there are no flow direction sensor plates 12.
- each holding plate 6 is substantially circular, wherein the outer diameter of each holding plate 6 is fitted to the inner diameter of the housing of the Rohbündel Anlagen (2004), in which the plate heat exchanger unit 1 is to be used.
- each retaining plate 6 has a recess 13.
- This recess 13 is substantially ring segment-shaped. But it would also be possible to form the recess 13 differently.
- the ring-segment-shaped recess 13 extends over an angle of 90 °. It is also possible that the recess 13 extends over a smaller angle or a larger angle.
- Each holding plate 6 also has a respective through hole 7 with an oblique central axis, wherein the opening of the through hole 7 on the inside of the holding plate 6 is closer to the edge of the holding plate 6 than the opening of the through hole 7 on the outside of the holding plate 6.
- Inside here designates the side of each holding plate 6, which faces the plate pack 3, the outer side of each holding plate 6 is correspondingly the side facing away from the plate package 2 side of the holding plate 6.
- a circular recess 14 is disposed on the outside of the holding plate 6, in the a flange or a Rohsch heatende can be used.
- each holding plate 6 shows a section through the holding plate 6 along the line IV-IV from FIG. 3.
- the middle axis 8 of the through hole 7 of each holding plate 6 runs obliquely.
- a second circular recess 14 for attachment of another flange or a similar device is provided in each holding plate 6.
- this recess 14 does not extend over the entire thickness of the holding plates 6.
- Each plate heat exchanger unit 1 is pressure resistant up to 25 bar or 40 bar depending on the design, since the holding plates 6 and the at least one flow direction sensor plate 12 and the two flow direction transducer plates 12 form a cage around the plate package 2 and so avoid pressing apart the heat exchanger plates 3, if this with Pressure are applied. Therefore, each plate heat exchanger unit 1 is adapted to be inserted into existing housings, for example, shell and tube heat exchangers, and to replace the originally contained tube bundle unit. Tube bundle heat exchangers are usually relatively long to achieve the desired heat transfer area. It is therefore possible to connect a plurality of plate heat exchanger units 1 with one another, and to insert the composite thus formed into an existing jacket or into an existing housing of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger.
- FIG. 5 shows the connection of two plate heat exchanger units 1a, 1b described above.
- each holding plate 6a, 6b of a plate heat exchange unit 1a, 1b has at least one through hole 7a, 7b connected to a flange 10a, 10b.
- a second flange 11a, 11b is provided on each holding plate 6a, 6b, which is arranged symmetrically to the first flange 10a, 10b.
- the two plate heat exchanger units 1a; 1b are now arranged so that in each case two first flanges 10a; 10b and two second flanges 11a; 11b opposite.
- the through passage of the first plate heat exchange unit 1a formed through the through holes 7a of the holding plates 6a and through the through holes 4a of the heat exchanger plates 3a is connected to the corresponding through passage of the second plate heat exchange unit 1b.
- the two second flanges 11a; 11b in addition to the holding plates 6a; 6b are arranged, are arranged opposite to each other.
- the flange pairs 10a; 10b; 11a; 11b are connected together, preferably by a screw connection.
- a seal is arranged, so that a tight connection is formed.
- the plate heat exchange units 1a; 1b inserted vertically into the plate heat exchanger housing.
- the upper plate heat exchange unit 1b is supported over the two pairs of flanges 10a, 10b; 11a, 11b at the lower plate heat exchanger unit 1a from.
- the symmetrical arrangement of the flanges 1oa 1 11a, 10b, 11b a uniform support is ensured, buckling of the top plate heat exchanger unit 1b is prevented.
- FIG. 6 shows a section through a housing 15 of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger in which the above-described interconnected plate heat exchanger units 1 are inserted.
- the plate heat exchange units 1 are, as shown in Fig. 5, interconnected via their flanges 10, 11. It is also possible to fix pipe welding ends to the holding plates 6 instead of the flanges and to connect the plate heat exchanger units 1 via the pipe welding ends. In each case, the tube welding ends of a first plate heat exchanger unit 1 are welded together with the tube welding ends of a second plate heat exchanger unit 1.
- the plate heat exchange units 1 are connected to each other such that through the through holes 7 of the holding plates 6 and the through holes 4 in the heat exchanger plates 3, a first flow channel is formed, through which a first plate-side heat transfer medium flows.
- the flange 10 of the first or lowermost plate heat exchanger unit 1 is connected to the existing inflow of the tube bundle heat exchanger for the first heat transfer medium.
- the flange 10 of the last or top plate heat exchanger unit 1 is connected to the existing connection of the tube bundle heat exchanger for the exit of the first heat transfer medium.
- a second flow channel for a second, housing-side heat transfer medium is formed. This second heat transfer medium is passed through the existing connections of the shell-and-tube heat exchanger into and out of the housing 15.
- each plate heat exchanger unit 1 are substantially circular, with their diameter being adapted to the inner diameter of the housing 15 of the tube bundle heat exchanger.
- the outer diameter of each holding plate 6 substantially corresponds to the inner diameter of the housing 15 of the tube bundle heat exchanger or is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the housing 15. If the plate heat exchanger units 1 are inserted into the housing 15 of the tube bundle heat exchanger, then the holding plates 6 on the inside of the housing 15. Thereby, the plate heat exchange units 1 are centered and supported in the housing 15, the insertion is facilitated.
- a flow channel for the flowing through the housing 15 second heat transfer medium is formed.
- the housing-side heat transfer medium is introduced into or adjacent to an end face of the housing 15 of the tube bundle heat exchanger in the housing 15. Since the retaining plate 6 of the first plate heat exchanger unit 1 rests with its circumference on the housing 15, the heat transfer medium can only flow past the retaining plate 6 through the recess 13.
- the housing-side heat transfer medium then flows through the plate pack 2, whereby heat transfer takes place between the heat transfer medium on the housing side and the heat transfer medium flowing through the plate pack 2.
- each plate heat exchange unit 1 is preferably arranged so as to be rotated 180 ° with respect to the first holding plate 6 so that the recess 13 of the first holding plate 6 and the recess 13 of the second holding plate 6 are arranged on opposite sides of the plate package 2 ,
- the housing-side heat transfer medium thus enters the housing 15 on one side of the plate pack 2, flows through the plate pack 2, emerges again on the opposite side and is forwarded there via the recess 13 of the second holding plate 6 into the subsequent plate heat exchanger unit 1.
- the housing-side heat transfer medium can not flow laterally past the plate pack 2, but must flow through the plate pack 2.
- the flow direction transducer plates 12 thus have two functions. On the one hand, they prevent the formation of by-pass flows in the housing-side heat transfer medium, which flow laterally past the plate pack 2 past the inside of the housing 15.
- the flow direction transducer plates 12 are designed to be resistant to tensile stress, so that they can absorb the tensile forces arising during operation of the plate heat exchange unit 1 and transfer them to the holding plates 6.
- the flow direction transducer plates 12 have a thickness of at least 5 mm, so that the desired strength is achieved.
- the plate heat exchange units 1 Due to the cage construction of the plate heat exchanger units 1, these are also for the high pressure area, ie depending on the design for pressure ranges from 150 to about 300 bar, can be used.
- the plate heat exchange units 1 can therefore be used in high-pressure jackets of tube bundle heat exchangers, which are used for example in hydrogenation plants.
- the housing 15 of the tube bundle heat exchanger is designed so that it is pressure-stable to at least 300 bar.
- the differential pressure between the housing-side heat transfer medium and the plate-side heat transfer medium is usually in the range of about 25 bar.
- the individual plate heat exchanger units 1 are connected in series. But it can also be provided that the plate heat exchanger units 1 are connected in parallel. For this purpose, further pipelines must be provided in the interior of the housing 15 of the tube bundle heat exchanger. It is also a combination of a series and a parallel connection of the individual plate heat exchanger units 1 possible.
- the diameter of the retaining plates, the heat exchanger plates and the support plates can be adapted to existing housing inner diameter.
- the outer diameter of the holding plates 6 preferably corresponds to the inner diameter of the housing 15, the diameter of the heat exchanger plates 3 can be arbitrarily smaller than the inner diameter of the housing 15.
- the heat transfer area of the plate heat exchange units 1 may be further changed by the number of the heat exchanger plates in the plate pack of the plate heat exchange unit. It is also possible to insert only a smaller number of plate heat exchanger units in an existing housing, so that the heat exchange surface of an existing shell and tube heat exchanger can be reduced, increased or kept constant when replacing the tube bundle unit by one or more plate heat exchanger units.
- Fig. 6 the frontal cover of the tube bundle heat exchanger are not shown.
- the housing 15 is closed at the end face with the already existing, constructed for the tube bundle heat exchanger covers.
- the tube bundle heat exchangers are operated vertically.
- the arranged in the housing 15 plate heat exchanger units 1 are then based on the flanges 10 and 11 from each other.
- the lowest plate heat exchanger unit 1 is attached to a support.
- the other plate heat exchanger units are supported on the lowermost plate heat exchanger unit and are not additionally fastened to ensure heat recovery. to allow stretching.
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