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» Overview of HTRI's Stream Analysis Method

Shellside flow analysis in shell‑and‑tube heat exchangers traces back to Tinker’s concept of modeling flow paths as a network of hydraulic resistances, later refined by Palen and Taborek into HTRI’s Stream Analysis Method (SAM). While SAM has long provided reliable predictions for baffled (TEMA E) shells, unbaffled configurations such as TEMA X shells present unique challenges due to limited experimental data. HTRI is addressing this gap through new research on seal‑strip design, extending SAM to improve hydraulic and thermal predictions for X‑shell heat exchangers.
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» New research report details modifications to the Resistance Proration Method 

The Resistance Proration Method (RPM) for the effective vapor-phase heat transfer coefficient in mixture condensation previously relied on inlet mole fractions of noncondensing components. This has been replaced with a new parameter based on vapor‑phase molecular weights, reducing user input. CG-14 Modifications to Resistance Proration Method in Xchanger Suite® 9.3 and 9.4 describes the updated correction factor.

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» HTRI offices closed for holiday 

Our offices will be closed on May 25, 2026. Emails to Technical Support (support@htri.net) will be monitored and responded to based on urgency. 

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