virtauslämmönkelain
A virtauslämmönkelain, or flow heat exchanger in English, is a device designed to transfer thermal energy between two or more fluids that are in motion. These fluids are typically separated by a solid barrier, preventing direct mixing while allowing heat to pass through. The primary purpose of a virtauslämmönkelain is to heat up a colder fluid by utilizing the heat from a hotter fluid, or vice versa. This process is fundamental in numerous industrial and domestic applications.
The design of a virtauslämmönkelain can vary significantly depending on the specific requirements. Common types include
The efficiency of a virtauslämmönkelain is influenced by several factors, including the surface area for heat