How do you determine head loss across a HX?
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assume the manifold is lower then the tubes, take the longest tube - then use pressure drop for that length/material. B&G syzer will give you this.
For my GEA (1.4’ head for 9gpm) flat plate and my AIC (1.2psi @ 5gpm 2.77’ head) I called the manufacture.
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