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The overall resistance L that describes the composite material shown in the diagram to the side is given by T1 k Rq T2 Why? k, R2 k3 R3 R1R2+R1R3 A) R1+R2+R3 RR2+R2R3 B) R1+R2+R3 L2 Ls R1+R2+R3 C) R1R2+R1R3

The overall resistance L that describes the composite material shown in the diagram to the side is given by T1 k Rq T2 Why? k, R2 k3 R3 R1R2+R1R3 A) R1+R2+R3 RR2+R2R3 B) R1+R2+R3 L2 Ls R1+R2+R3 C) R1R2+R1R3

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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The overall resistance L that describes the composite material shown in the diagram to the side is given by R1R2+R1R3 T1 k R, T2 Why? k, R k; R3 A) R1+R2+R3 R1R2+R2R3 B) R1+R2+R3 L2 L3 R1+R2+R3 C) R1R2+R1R3 For water that is being heated from 40 °C to 90°C using steam that enters at 130 °C and leaves at 110 °C, the log-mean temperature differences if the heat exchanger was operating in co-current and countercurrent modes, respectively, are given by Why? A) 56.5 °C and 46.5 °C B) 46.5 °C and 53.6 °C C) 32.7 °C and 46.5 °C
Transcribed Image Text:The overall resistance L that describes the composite material shown in the diagram to the side is given by R1R2+R1R3 T1 k R, T2 Why? k, R k; R3 A) R1+R2+R3 R1R2+R2R3 B) R1+R2+R3 L2 L3 R1+R2+R3 C) R1R2+R1R3 For water that is being heated from 40 °C to 90°C using steam that enters at 130 °C and leaves at 110 °C, the log-mean temperature differences if the heat exchanger was operating in co-current and countercurrent modes, respectively, are given by Why? A) 56.5 °C and 46.5 °C B) 46.5 °C and 53.6 °C C) 32.7 °C and 46.5 °C
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