Elements Of Electromagnetics
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The hot and cold water inlets of a very long cased tube heat exchanger are 85oC and 15oC. The hot water flow rate is twice that of cold water. By equivalent specific heat of hot and cold water; Determine the hot outlet temperature in counter flow conditions
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