Design and Selection of Heat Exchangers (Virtual Classroom)
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Schedule: This course commences at 9:30 AM and ends at 1:30 PM Eastern, each day with breaks scheduled throughout.
This course covers the design, selection, and sizing of heat exchangers. It begins with a brief review of heat transfer fundamentals. It continues with a look at four main types of heat exchangers that are used in the industry: the Double Pipe Heat Exchanger, the Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger, the Plate and Frame Heat Exchanger, and the Cross Flow Heat Exchanger.
The discussion of each of these exchangers includes a description construction, various methods of analysis, and design considerations. The course also includes real-world examples and in-class problems. An appendix of relevant data is also provided as part of the course.
You Will Learn To:
- Explain the heat transfer fundamentals needed to analyze heat exchangers
- Analyze the four types of existing heat exchangers
- Determine how to select and size a exchangers for a given duty
- Identify the advantages and disadvantages of each of the four types of exchangers
Course Requirements
Participants are required to bring a scientific calculator with them to the course. Excel® spreadsheets will be provided.
Course Materials
Learners are furnished with downloadable spreadsheets and a PDF version of the course presentation.
Who Should Attend
This course is intended for engineers who specify, use or analyze heat exchangers on a regular basis, or for those in the process industries that need a broader background in sizing heat exchangers. The participant should be an engineer or engineering technologist who is familiar with, or wants to become more familiar with heat exchangers and the methods of analyzing them.
This ASME Virtual Classroom course is held live with an instructor on our online learning platform. Certificate of completion will be issued to registrants who successfully attend and complete the course.
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Topics Covered
- Conduction of heat through a plane wall
- Conduction of heat through a cylindrical wall
- Convection heat transfer-general problem
- Convection heat transfer-problem: formulation and solution
- Optimum thickness of pipe insulation
- Double pipe heat exchangers
- Analysis of double pipe heat exchangers
- Temperature profiles
- Effectiveness-NTU analysis
- Design Considerations
- Shell and tube heat exchangers
- Analysis of shell and tube heat exchangers
- Effectiveness-NTU analysis
- Increased Heat recovery in shell and tube heat exchangers
- Design considerations
- Optimum outlet water temperature analysis
- Plate and frame heat exchangers
- Analysis of plate and frame heat exchangers
- Effectiveness-NTU method
- Cross flow heat exchangers
- Analysis of cross flow heat exchangers
- Exercises involving the use of provided spreadsheets
Dr. William S. Janna is a retired Professor of Mechanical Engineer at the University of Memphis. He earned his BS, MS, and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Toledo. He has taught at the University of Memphis for 32 years, serving as Department Chair and as Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies. Previously, Dr. Janna worked at the University of New Orleans for 11 years; serving four years as Chair of the Mechanical Engineering Department. Dr. Janna has written three textbooks: Introduction to Fluid Mechanics, 6th Edition, Engineering Heat Transfer 3rd Edition, and Design of Fluid Thermal Systems, 4th Edition. He has been a contributing editor to several handbooks and has authored numerous research papers. Dr. Janna served as a textbook reviewer for Applied Mechanical Reviews and has taught Economics of Pipe Size Selection in the ASME Professional Development Program.
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