2.4 kg/s of a fluid have a specific heat of 0.81 kJ/kg K enters a counter flow heat exchanger at 0°C and are heated to 400°C by 2 kg/s of a fluid having a specific heat of 0.96 kJ/kg K entering the unit at 700°C. What is the percentage increase in the heat transfer surface area if the cooled fluid is heated to 500°C (instead of 400°C), all other conditions remaining unchanged and assume also that the overall heat transfer coefficient U is unchanged). Draw the temperature length diagram for the heat exchanger.

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2.4 kg/s of a fluid have a specific heat of 0.81 kJ/kg K enters a counter flow heat exchanger at 0°C
and are heated to 400°C by 2 kg/s of a fluid having a specific heat of 0.96 kJ/kg K entering the unit
at 700°C. What is the percentage increase in the heat transfer surface area if the cooled fluid is
heated to 500°C (instead of 400°C), all other conditions remaining unchanged and assume also that
the overall heat transfer coefficient U is unchanged). Draw the temperature length diagram for the
heat exchanger.
Transcribed Image Text:2.4 kg/s of a fluid have a specific heat of 0.81 kJ/kg K enters a counter flow heat exchanger at 0°C and are heated to 400°C by 2 kg/s of a fluid having a specific heat of 0.96 kJ/kg K entering the unit at 700°C. What is the percentage increase in the heat transfer surface area if the cooled fluid is heated to 500°C (instead of 400°C), all other conditions remaining unchanged and assume also that the overall heat transfer coefficient U is unchanged). Draw the temperature length diagram for the heat exchanger.
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