n a heat exchanger, the fluid at2.5 m3/h flow cools from120∘C to 40∘Cand inlet temperature 10∘C 10 m3/h flow of water is heating.Compare the exchanger surfaces area for reverse and parallel flow. (fluid density1100 kg/m3 ve specific heat Cp​=3044j/kgK, water density1000 kg/m3 specific heat Cp​=4187 J/kgK. heat transfer coefficient U=1163 W/m2 K)

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In a heat exchanger, the fluid at2.5 m3/h flow cools from120∘C to 40∘Cand inlet temperature 10∘C 10 m3/h flow of water is heating.Compare the exchanger surfaces area for reverse and parallel flow. (fluid density1100 kg/m3 ve specific heat Cp​=3044j/kgK, water density1000 kg/m3 specific heat Cp​=4187 J/kgK. heat transfer coefficient U=1163 W/m2 K)
In a heat exchanger, the fluid at 2.5 m³/h flow cools from 120 ° C to 40 ° C and inlet
temperature 10°C 10 m³/h flow of water is heating.Compare the exchanger surfaces
area for reverse and parallel flow. ( fluid density 1100kg/m³ ve specific heat Cp =3044
j/kgk, water density 1000 kg/m³ specific heat Cp =4187 J/kgK. heat transfer
coefficient U=1163W/m²K)
Water
10 °C
10 m³/h
120 °C
2.5 m³/h
40 °C
Transcribed Image Text:In a heat exchanger, the fluid at 2.5 m³/h flow cools from 120 ° C to 40 ° C and inlet temperature 10°C 10 m³/h flow of water is heating.Compare the exchanger surfaces area for reverse and parallel flow. ( fluid density 1100kg/m³ ve specific heat Cp =3044 j/kgk, water density 1000 kg/m³ specific heat Cp =4187 J/kgK. heat transfer coefficient U=1163W/m²K) Water 10 °C 10 m³/h 120 °C 2.5 m³/h 40 °C
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