Rotary Heat Exchanger Working Principle - ERI Corporation S.r.L

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  • Rotary Heat Exchanger Working Principle - ERI Corporation S.r.L
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Komentáře • 14

  • @krisanderson5636
    @krisanderson5636 Před 5 lety +15

    Clear as mud.

  • @elavazhaganinba8568
    @elavazhaganinba8568 Před 2 lety +5

    The hot fluid flows over the top section of the matrix(cold matrix) for some time and at the same time the bottom half of the section(hot matrix) would have experiencing the cold fluid over it. After the appropriate time the top cold matrix would have become HOT by now and the hot lower section matrix would have become COLD by now. So once the entire structure rotates 180° now the COLD section of matrix would have went to top where hot fluid flows and the HOT section of matrix would have gone to lower part where cold fluid flows ....this cycle keeps on repeating..
    - It's just an layman type of prespective..hope it will help someone out

  • @taitano12
    @taitano12 Před 9 měsíci

    This is a good explanation video for someone like me, but I think it may need more exposition for most people. Fortunately, there's quite a few in depth videos on the subject, so thank you for this.

  • @thomasblondeau4430
    @thomasblondeau4430 Před 4 lety +3

    Oke but if for instance I have an outgoing exhaust stream with a relative high humidity and I do not want to increase the RA of my feed stream. I can imagine that part of the water from the exhaust flow condensates on the cold wheel and that part of this condensate ends up in the feed flow. If that is the case, it is a large disadvantage of this HE.

  • @DuchessandHammer
    @DuchessandHammer Před rokem +1

    We can establish from this that it is a wheel.

  • @TravisTerrell
    @TravisTerrell Před 3 lety +2

    Pretty animation, but does not explain how enthalpy wheels work in any way whatsoever!

  • @aswlwary1790
    @aswlwary1790 Před 4 lety

    Music is so pleasing

    • @TravisTerrell
      @TravisTerrell Před 3 lety

      About the only thing this video provides!

  • @slimslayer477
    @slimslayer477 Před 4 lety +5

    I'm more confused ty

    • @StationZeroOne
      @StationZeroOne Před 4 lety +1

      what s so complicated about the graphic? warm exhaust air leaves throw the grid... cuz of the temperature difference between those two mediums energy in the form of heat is exchanged... and since the now warmed up part of the heat changes position due to the rotation the same process (just reversed) happens at the entry for the fresh (and in this case way cooler) supply air

    • @TravisTerrell
      @TravisTerrell Před 3 lety

      ​@@StationZeroOne The graphic is just fine, but including more information like this here in your comment would have been really helpful.
      (Also, thanks for your comment. It's somewhat helped me, though to be honest, I'm still researching to fully understand how these enthalpy wheels work.)

  • @keqixuan2369
    @keqixuan2369 Před rokem

    not sure what author want to express!

  • @rachelmorgan-smyth5593
    @rachelmorgan-smyth5593 Před 4 lety +4

    explains absolutely nothing!