Modern Education Societys

College of Engineering Bund Garden, Pune: - 411001

Seminar Report On

SPIRAL TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER

Submitted to the University of Pune, in the partial Fulfillment of requirement of Term Work Of Second Semester T.E.(Mech)
By

KUNAL KAPADNIS
Under the guidance of

PROF. S.W.WANKHEDE DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, M.E.S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING PUNE 411001

CERTIFICATE
Modern Education Societys

College of Engineering Bund Garden, Pune: - 411001

This is to certify that the seminar submitted by Mr. Kunal Kapadnis is approved for the partial fulfillment of the requirement of University of Pune of Second Semester, T.E (Mech) for the academic year 2009-2010 on

SPIRAL TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER

Prof. L.G.NAVALE Principal, M.E.S College of Engg. Pune 411001

Prof. V.N.CHOUGULE Head of Department, M.E.S College of Engg. Pune 411001

Prof. S.D.WANKHEDE Guide, M.E.S College of Engg. Pune 411001

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It gives me great pleasure to present this seminar paper. I have tried my best to cover all the information regarding heat transfer through annular heat exchanger. I would like to take this opportunity to express deep gratitude and acknowledgement to all those individuals involved directly and indirectly for their valuable help and guidance. I also want to thank my college guide Prof. S.D.Wankhede and Prof .K.A.Mahajan, our Head of Department Prof. V.N.Chougule, and our Principal Prof. L.G.Navale for their everlasting guidance and constant encouragement during the making of this paper. I am also thankful to all the staff members and friends, for their help and support.

CONTENTS
Sr. No List of Figure Nomenclature Abstract 1 2 3 Introduction Selection of Heat Exchanger Spiral Heat Exchanger 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Construction 3.3 Flow Arrangement 3.3.1 Countercurrent Flow 3.3.2 Cross Flow 3.3.3 Distributed/Spiral flow 3.4 Spiral Tube Heat Exchanger 4 5 Geometric Calculations of Spiral Heat Exchanger Comparison Of Spiral Tube Heat Exchanger with others 6 7 Advantages of Spiral Heat Exchangers Conclusion References 16 17 18 4 5 5 5 5 6 7 Description Page No. i ii iii 1 2