Suppose you have hot oil and cold water, what kind fluid you
flow In shell side and tube side and why?
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Answer Posted / kln
We have to consider the properties like corrosivity,
fouling factor etc.. while selecting the t/s or s/s fluids
in an exchanger. More fouling/corrosive material to be
selected on t/s as cleaning or replacement of tubes are
easy.
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