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Engineering, 19.07.2019 20:20, Kimmie2019

A14 (single shell pass, four tube-side passes) heat exchanger is to be designed to heat liquid from 300 k to 370 k. the heating medium enters the shell-side at 430 k and leaves at 380 k. if 10 kg/s of cold liquid is supplied, find the heat transfer area required and suggest a suitable tube arrangement. if the hot fluid outlet temperature drops to 360 k, is the design method still valid? if not, why not?

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