PROALEM H 22.a. mass at a pressure = 1atm and flow rate = 1020 kg /min, the temperature of hot water is being decreaed from a heat exchanger. w coolant with 248.09 oF to 212.09 °F using u used as

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PROMLEM # 22.a.
mass
at a pressure = 1atm and flow rate = 1020 kg /min,
decreased from
the temperature of hot water is
248.09 °F to 212.09 °F using a heat exchanger.
being
U used as
w coolant with
Reservvir wateN
mass flow rate = 1800 ka lmin and
inlet temperature =
50.09 of.
The
minimum allow able surface are a = 270. 17 ft"
05 heat ex choanger
ex changer
all ow able overall heat = 2016.05 btu/
h ft? oF
%3D
maxi mum
The
transfer coefficient of heat exchang er
The heat Capaci ty
2.
to be use d must he
of inet and outlet
temperatures.
the average value
Find the Number of Transfer units (NTU) using
NTU Metho d if the heat
exch anger
effective ness
being used is
O F2 Shell and tube heat exchanger
b) 2-4 Shell and tube heat exchanger
Transcribed Image Text:PROMLEM # 22.a. mass at a pressure = 1atm and flow rate = 1020 kg /min, decreased from the temperature of hot water is 248.09 °F to 212.09 °F using a heat exchanger. being U used as w coolant with Reservvir wateN mass flow rate = 1800 ka lmin and inlet temperature = 50.09 of. The minimum allow able surface are a = 270. 17 ft" 05 heat ex choanger ex changer all ow able overall heat = 2016.05 btu/ h ft? oF %3D maxi mum The transfer coefficient of heat exchang er The heat Capaci ty 2. to be use d must he of inet and outlet temperatures. the average value Find the Number of Transfer units (NTU) using NTU Metho d if the heat exch anger effective ness being used is O F2 Shell and tube heat exchanger b) 2-4 Shell and tube heat exchanger
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