For what ration of Lengh/Dia. of tank (Jacketed tank),
maximum heat transfer area is available?
Answer / Tarun Kumar Yadav
The length-to-diameter ratio (L/D) for a jacketed tank that maximizes the heat transfer area depends on the specific heat exchanger design and geometry. However, it's generally found that an L/D of approximately 2 to 3 provides efficient heat transfer in most cases.
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