Calculate required exchange surfaces: for a cocurrent 1-1 type exchanger for a countercurrent 1-1 type exchanger A new gas oil cooler is to be designed with the following specifications: Flow (kg/h) Inlet temp. (°C) Outlet temp. (°C) Specific heat (kcal/kg.°C) The convection coefficients are: hgas oil hwater Maximum fouling resistance: Rs = = GAS OIL 130 000 70 40 0.6 WATER 0.0006 h.m². C/kcal 195 000 300 kcal/h.m2. C 1500 kcal/h.m2. C/kcal 15 27 1.0
Calculate required exchange surfaces: for a cocurrent 1-1 type exchanger for a countercurrent 1-1 type exchanger A new gas oil cooler is to be designed with the following specifications: Flow (kg/h) Inlet temp. (°C) Outlet temp. (°C) Specific heat (kcal/kg.°C) The convection coefficients are: hgas oil hwater Maximum fouling resistance: Rs = = GAS OIL 130 000 70 40 0.6 WATER 0.0006 h.m². C/kcal 195 000 300 kcal/h.m2. C 1500 kcal/h.m2. C/kcal 15 27 1.0
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Transcribed Image Text:Calculate required exchange surfaces:
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for a cocurrent 1-1 type exchanger
for a countercurrent 1-1 type exchanger
A new gas oil cooler is to be designed with the following specifications:
Flow (kg/h)
Inlet temp. (°C)
Outlet temp. (°C)
Specific heat
(kcal/kg.°C)
The convection coefficients are:
hgas oil
hwater
Maximum fouling resistance:
Rs
=
=
=
GAS OIL
130 000
70
40
0.6
WATER
0.0006 h.m² °C/kcal
195 000
300 kcal/h.m2.°C
1500 kcal/h.m2. °C/kcal
15
27
1.0
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