Question

Which heat exchanger used for heating and cooling viscous, sticky and lumpy products?

a.

Plate heat exchanger

b.

Tubular heat exchanger

c.

Scraped surface heat exchanger

d.

Spray dryer

Answer: (c).Scraped surface heat exchanger

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