How does heat transfer work in heat exchangers and why does it require precise temperature control?
Heat exchangers are an integral part of many industrial processes - from energy production to the chemical industry to HVAC systems. Their function is to efficiently transfer heat between fluids, such as water and gas, without directly mixing them. This process occurs through a heat exchanger, which allows the exchange of thermal energy between different media.
In order for the system to operate efficiently, the temperature must be strictly controlled, as even small fluctuations can lead to energy losses, product quality problems or excessive load on the system. Therefore, it is important to use precise temperature sensors and intelligent control, such as the PID algorithm, which regulates heating and cooling parameters in real time, allows optimizing energy consumption to avoid losses and ensures system stability.