The oil cooler of a ship Diesel engine is a simple counterflow type heat exchanger. Overall be4.transfer coefficient, U is 0.400 kW/m'K and surface area A is 15 m'. Oil enters at 80C at 3 kerate and water enters at 20°C at 4 kg/s rate. Find:a.The amount of heat transferredb.Water exit temperatureOil exit temperatureC.Caer4.18 kJ/kg.K, Con = 1.67 kJ/kg.K

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The oil cooler of a ship Diesel engine is a simple counterflow type heat exchanger. Overall 4. transfer coefficient, U is 0.400 kW/m'K and surface area A is 15 m'. Oil enters at 80 C at 3 k rate and water enters at 20°C at 4 kg/s rate. Find: a. The amount of heat transferred b. Water exit temperature Oil exit temperature C. Cae = 4.18 kJ/kg.K, Can=1.67 kJ/kg.K

The oil cooler of a ship Diesel engine is a simple counterflow type heat exchanger. Overall 4. transfer coefficient, U is 0.400 kW/m'K and surface area A is 15 m'. Oil enters at 80 C at 3 k rate and water enters at 20°C at 4 kg/s rate. Find: a. The amount of heat transferred b. Water exit temperature Oil exit temperature C. Cae = 4.18 kJ/kg.K, Can=1.67 kJ/kg.K

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