a. derive Hagen-poiseuille equation from the friction factor given. An example of shell-and-tube exchanger consists of a bundle of tubes contained in a cylindrical shell isshown in Figure 1. The tubes may be permanently positioned inside the shell (fixed tube-sheet exchanger)or may be removable for ease of cleaning and replacement (floating-head or U-tube exchanger). As achemical engineer, you are required to design the tube of heat exchanger for your company. The type ofthe tube to be designed is cylindrical tubes.ShellTubeoutletinletShelloutletTubeinletFigure 1: Schematic illustration of a shell-and-tube heat exchanger with one shell pass and twotube passesYou may use friction factor equation given in Equation 1 as a starting point.f = (1.58ln(Rep) – 3.28)-2Equation 1Where;p DRep

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Chapter10: Heat Exchangers

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