Heat Exchangers, 4. Auxiliary Issues in Heat Exchanger Design

1.	Flow-Induced Vibration
1.1.	Vibration Analysis
1.2.	Design Guidelines for Vibration Prevention
1.2.1.	Tube Vibration
1.2.2.	Acoustic Vibration
2.	Flow Maldistribution
2.1.	Causes of Flow Maldistribution
2.1.1.	Mechanical Design, Basic Geometry, and Tolerances
2.1.2.	Self-Induced Maldistribution
2.1.3.	Mixed-Phase Flow
2.1.4.	Fouling
2.2.	Consequences of Maldistribution
2.2.1.	Shell-and-Tube Exchangers
2.2.2.	Other Exchangers
2.2.3.	Recommendations for Shell-and-Tube Exchangers
3.	Fouling

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