Increasing Heat Exchanger Performance
INTRODUCTION Increasing heat exchanger performance usually means transferring more duty or operating the exchanger at a closer temperature approach. This can be accomplished without a dramatic increase in surface area. This constraint directly translates to increasing the overall heat transfer coefficient, U. The overall heat transfer
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