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Heat transfer performance
Program to monitor heat exchangers units in industrial plants.
Heat exchangers performance monitoring in industrial plants. The software, developed in visual basic 6, has the capability to input design and actual operating data and compute the water fouling base on meccanical and physical data of the exchanger. The program can bu used for coolers, condensers and exaust steam condenser. The program has inside already several fluids for which are calculated the phisical characteristics as conductivity, heat capacity, density, viscosity and latent heat and condensing temperature specifically for steam. ... -
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GNU Pinch is a tool for the analysis of the energy consumptions of industrial processes. Given a process involving energy requirements, the program delivers a report of the most efficient heat exchanger network in terms of consumption and fixed costs.
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GnuPinch is a pinch analysis and supertargeting tool. GnuPinch can calculate heat exchanger networks (HEN) with minimum energy requeriments and minimum cost. It also can calculate other parameters of the pinch analysis of a chemical process.
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