A tubular condenser with 120 3/2 in. BWG 16 copper tubes 8 ft long condenses 22,100 lb/h of saturated steam at 120°C using 870 gal/min of cooling water. The measured inlet and exit water temperatures are 20 and 40°C. a.) How good is the heat balance? B.) What is the overall heat-transfer coefficient based on the outside area of the tubes? kindly answer this heat transfer problem. outside coefficient and the percentage of the total resistance in the outside film, theCorrelation for turbulent flow. (a) Calculate thewall, and the inside film. (b) If the correlation for h, has a possible error of 10 percentand U, is accurate to only 10 percent, what is the maximum possible error in h?11.7. A tubular condenser with 120 2-in. BWG 16 copper tubes 8 ft long condenses22,100 lb/h of saturated steam at 120°C using 870 gal/min of cooling water. Themeasured inlet and exit water temperatures are 20 and 46°C. (a) How good is the heatbalance? (b) What is the overall heat-transfer coefficient based on the outside area ofthe tubes?nap 12HERESIGN

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A tubular condenser with 120 3/2 in. BWG 16 copper tubes 8 ft long condenses 22,100 lb/h of saturated steam at 120°C using 870 gal/min of cooling water. The measured inlet and exit water temperatures are 20 and 40°C. a.) How good is the heat balance? B.) What is the overall heat-transfer coefficient based on the outside area of the tubes?

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