Are fin tubes necessary for steam heating a liquid?
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Answer Posted / jagadesh
it is not required to heat up liquid in fin tubes by steam
because liuid has to pass trhough tube side. so if
temperature difference is more steam will undergoes
condensation and will lead high pressure drop and less heat
transfer.
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