P.4.7 A heat exchanger is to consist of a number of tubes each 25 mm diameter and 5 m long arranged in parallel. The exchanger is to be used as a cooler with a rating of 4 MW and the temperature rise in the water feed to the tubes is to be 20 deg K. If the pressure drop over the tubes is not to exceed 2 kN/m2, calculate the minimum number of tubes that are required. Assume that the tube walls are smooth and that entrance and exit effects can be neglected. Viscosity of water 1 mNs/m2. Ans. 116 tubes %3D

P.4.7 A heat exchanger is to consist of a number of tubes each 25 mm diameter and 5 m long arranged in parallel. The exchanger is to be used as a cooler with a rating of 4 MW and the temperature rise in the water feed to the tubes is to be 20 deg K. If the pressure drop over the tubes is not to exceed 2 kN/m2, calculate the minimum number of tubes that are required. Assume that the tube walls are smooth and that entrance and exit effects can be neglected. Viscosity of water 1 mNs/m2. Ans. 116 tubes %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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