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search for Lori (part of honeywell), or Limco, both will do. both are located in tulsa, ok.

The only source of information I know that has anything useful on this type of problem: Extended Surface Heat Transfer by Allan D. Kraus, James Welty, Abdul Aziz. This is a real good book. However, for anything outside the really simply problems (and the authors do warn you about it) the...

Go to : http://www.limcoairepair.com/oem/products/heat.php Look for Standard Heat Exchangers. Go to the download section and download “series 6500 brazed aluminum H/X” Enjoy. Amir

Your question may seem simple, but the answer is complex. To give you any decent answer you would need to specify at the very least the following: Fluids involved. Inlet conditions (pressure & temperature) of both fluids. Mass flow of both fluids. It would be nice to know if you had any...

Building a heat exchanger to the current specification is no big deal. I Suggest you use a fin plate heat exchanger. You can find many manufacturers on the web. If you need more help, contact me directly am_hirshfeld@coolingzone.com. Amir

you may want to try: Limco-Airepair, Inc. Out of tulsa ,Ok see website at www.limcoairepir.com Amir

Check www.htfs.com They have a commercial available code for sale (and i guess it is not cheap), however, I never worked with it so I can not recommend it. For a complete design of a heat exchanger your best bet would be to contact one of the heat exchangers manufacturing companies and...