paluulämmönvaihdinten
Paluulämmönvaihdin, known in English as a return heat exchanger, is a device designed to recover heat from a return stream of a process fluid and transfer it to an incoming stream. This is typically done to improve energy efficiency by preheating the incoming fluid, thereby reducing the amount of energy required to bring it to its desired operating temperature. These heat exchangers are commonly found in HVAC systems, industrial processes, and various chemical engineering applications where maintaining precise temperature control and minimizing energy consumption are important.
The principle of operation for a paluulämmönvaihdin involves two separate fluid paths. One path carries the
The efficiency of a paluulämmönvaihdin is influenced by factors such as the temperature difference between the