(a) Explanation Given: Hot fluid is ethylene glycol and cold fluid is water Hot and cold fluid inlet temperature T h , i = 333 K and T c , i = 283 K Mass flow rate of the hot and cold fluid are m ⋅ h = 2 k g / s and m ⋅ c = 5 k g / s Overall heat transfer coefficient = U = 800 W / m 2 ⋅ K Total heat transfer area of the shell and tube heat exchanger is A=15 m 2 Explaination: No. of transfer unit = N T U = U A C min Heat loss by heat fluid is equal to heat gained by the cold fluid by performing an energy balance. Accordingly we have q = C h ( T h , i − T h , o ) = C c ( T c , o − T c , i ) ........ ( 2 ) Where heat capacity of the cold fluid is C c = m ⋅ c c p , c And, heat capacity of hot fluid C h = m ⋅ h c p , h For cold fluid = (at T ¯ ≈ 288 K ): Specific heat of cold fluid is C p , c = 4186 k J / k g ⋅ K By putting the values of parameter into C c , C c = 5 k g / s × 4.186 k J / k g ⋅ K Or C c = 20930 W/K For hot fluid = (at T ¯ ≈ 313 K ): Specific heat of cold fluid is C p , h = 2.474 k J / k g ⋅ K By putting the values of parameter into C h , 2 k g / s × 2.474 k J / k g ⋅ K Or C h = 4948 W / K By putting C c , C h and the operating temperatures into (2) 4948 W / K ( 333 − T h , o , ) K = 20930 W / K ( T c , o − 283 ) K T c , o − 361.723 = 0.2364 T h , o T c , o + 0.2364 T h , o = 361.723....... ( 3 ) By observing C min = C h a n d C max = C c Heat capacity ratio = C r = C min C max Accordingly, C r = 4948 W / K 20930 W / K = 0.2364 By putting the values of parameter into 1 N T U = 800 W / m 2 ⋅ K × 15 m 2 4948 W / K = 12000 4948 W / K o r N T U = 2.425 For a shell and tube heat exchanger with one shell pass and (2,4…. Tube passes) effectiveness from the effectiveness relatons is ε = 2 { 1 + C r + ( 1 + C r 2 } 0 (b) To determine The fluid outlet temperatures

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