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STEHLÍK, P.
Original Title
Conventional versus specific types of heat exchangers in the case of polluted flue gas as the process fluid - A review
Type
journal article - other
Language
English
Original Abstract
The present contribution shows certain practical aspects of selection and design of heat exchangers for industrial applications where polluted flue gas (off-gas) represents one process fluid. One of the key factors in designing heat exchangers for these applications is the primary selection of a suitable type. The presently available possibilities and methodologies of efficient heat exchanging device selection and supporting software do not allow covering all the needs of related industries. A concrete example of an industrial process furnace is used to demonstrate the issues of "compactness and enhancement vs. reliability" for various temperature levels of high temperature applications. Attention is also given to the specific area of fouling of the heat exchanging surfaces by flue gas.
Keywords
Heat exchangers, flue gas, high temperature application, fouling, modelling
Authors
RIV year
2011
Released
10. 1. 2011
ISBN
1359-4311
Periodical
Applied Thermal Engineering
Year of study
31
Number
1
State
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Pages from
Pages to
13
Pages count
BibTex
@article{BUT50774, author="Petr {Stehlík}", title="Conventional versus specific types of heat exchangers in the case of polluted flue gas as the process fluid - A review", journal="Applied Thermal Engineering", year="2011", volume="31", number="1", pages="1--13", issn="1359-4311" }