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    SWEP International AB

    Box 105, Hjalmar Brantings väg 5


    SE-261 22 Landskrona, Sweden
    www.swep.net

    SSP G8 -
    Date : 2019-04-01
    SINGLE PHASE - PRINTOUT ON ARTICLE NO.
    Heat Exchanger : B185Hx100/1P-SC-U (2xWELD 48.3&SOLDER 42UIS+2x2")

    Art No : 17773-100

    Connection Data F1 - WELD 48.3 & SOLDER 42U (ISO-G 2"A)(45)


    F2 - ISO-G 2" A AISI 304(45)
    F3 - WELD 48.3 & SOLDER 42U (ISO-G 2"A)(45)
    F4 - ISO-G 2" A AISI 304(45)

    Connection Locations Side 1: F3/F1 (In / Out)


    Side 2: F2/F4 (In / Out)

    Fluid Side 1 : R744 (Carbon Dioxide) (79.1 bar)


    Fluid Side 2 : Water

    Side 1 : Inner circuit


    Side 2 : Outer circuit

    Flow Type : Counter-Current


    SSP Alias : B185

    DUTY REQUIREMENTS Side 1 Side 2


    Heat load kW 85.70
    Inlet temperature °C 60.00 20.00
    Outlet temperature °C 41.15 58.00
    Flow rate kg/h | kg/s 6590 0.5398
    Thermal length 2.321 4.680

    PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER Side 1 Side 2


    Total heat transfer area m² 7.42
    Heat flux kW/m² 11.6
    Mean temperature difference K 8.12
    O.H.T.C. (available/required) W/m²,°C 1720/1720
    Pressure drop -total* kPa 51.3 0.998
    - in ports kPa 9.95 0.0382
    Port diameter mm 33.0/33.0 50.0/50.0
    (up/down) (up/down)
    Number of channels per pass 49 50
    Number of plates 100
    Oversurfacing % 0
    Fouling factor m²,°C/kW 0.000
    Reynolds number 18540 167.1
    Port velocity m/s 9.68/9.68 0.285/0.285
    (up/down) (up/down)

    Date Page
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    SWEP International AB
    Box 105, Hjalmar Brantings väg 5
    SE-261 22 Landskrona, Sweden
    www.swep.net

    SSP G8 -

    PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Side 1 Side 2


    Reference temperature °C 48.40 38.61
    Dynamic viscosity cP 0.0203 0.666
    Dynamic viscosity - wall cP 0.0203 0.554
    Density kg/m³ 212.7 992.6
    Heat capacity kJ/kg,°C 2.403 4.178
    Thermal conductivity W/m,°C 0.03162 0.6292
    Largest wall temperature difference K 1.16
    Minimum wall temperature °C 31.90 30.74
    Maximum wall temperature °C 57.99 57.87
    Film coefficient W/m²,°C 3050 4550
    Average wall temperature °C 49.59 49.23
    Channel velocity m/s 0.592 0.0377
    Shear stress Pa 91.3 2.12

    TOTALS Side 1 Side 2


    Total weight empty kg 56.6
    Total weight filled kg 63.5
    Hold-up volume, inner circuit dm³ 5.42
    Hold-up volume, outer circuit dm³ 5.84
    Port size F1/P1 mm 33.0
    Port size F2/P2 mm 50.0
    Port size F3/P3 mm 33.0
    Port size F4/P4 mm 50.0
    NND F1/P1 mm 36.0
    NND F2/P2 mm 58.0
    NND F3/P3 mm 36.0
    NND F4/P4 mm 58.0
    Carbon footprint kg 386
    Plate Material 316 Stainless Steel
    Braze material Copper
    Max operating pressure bar 131/115 / 96/84
    Test pressure bar 226 / 166
    Max working temperature °C 135/225

    DIMENSIONS
    A mm 425 +/-2
    B mm 203 +/-1
    C mm 354 +/-1
    D mm 126 +/-1
    E (F-Side) mm 45.0
    E (P-Side) mm 0.000
    F mm 218
    G mm 0.000 +/-1
    H mm 342 +/-1
    J mm 6.00
    K mm 35.6
    N mm 41.6
    R mm 41.6

    Date Page
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    SWEP International AB
    Box 105, Hjalmar Brantings väg 5
    SE-261 22 Landskrona, Sweden
    www.swep.net

    SSP G8 -

    Note :
    For a desuperheater installation it is recommended to have the gas enter in the top of the BPHE, etiher in F1 or F2. The reason is to
    easily remove possible condensate from the BPHE

    Disclaimer: Data used in this calculation is subject to change without notice. SWEP strives to use ”best practice” for the calculations leading to the
    above results. Calculation is intended to show thermal and hydraulic performance, no consideration has been taken to mechanical strength of the
    product. Product restrictions - such as pressure, temperatures and corrosion resistance- can be found in SWEP product sheets and other
    technical documentation. SWEP may have patents, trademarks, copyrights or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in this
    document. Except as expressly provided in any written license agreement from SWEP, the furnishing of this document does not give you any
    license to these patents, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the software,
    the calculations and the results are provided without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied. No advice or information obtained through
    use of the software (including information provided in the results), will create any warranty not expressly stated in the applicable license terms.
    Without limiting the foregoing, SWEP does not warrant that the content (including the calculations and the results) is accurate, reliable or correct.
    SWEP does not warrant that any system comprising heat exchanger and other components, installed on the basis of calculations in this software,
    will meet your requirements or function to your satisfaction or expectations.

    *Excluding pressure drop in connections.

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