Parametric Study of Heat Insulation in Case of Plate Heat Exchangers

Milan Kubín; Jiří Hirš

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.775.50

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Parametric Study of Heat Insulation in Case of Plate Heat Exchangers

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Contribution is aimed on lost heat of plate heat exchangers to surrounding environment. Heat losses to vicinity are insignificant relative to transferred heat flow in the plate heat exchangers. This small part of the lost heat is demonstrated in parametric case study of plate heat exchanger, where is the lost part of heat energy lower than 0.50 % in ordinary cases.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 775)

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Milan Kubín*, Jiří Hirš

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Alfa Laval, Heat Exchanger, Heat Insulation, Heat Transfer, Thermal Losses

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