Engineering, 28.11.2019 03:31, okurrrr

Consider a counterflow heat exchanger that must cool 3000 kg/h of mercury from 150of to 128of. the coolant is 1000 kg/h of water, supplied at 70of. if u is 300 w/m2k, complete the design by determining reasoanble value for the area and the exit-water temperature.

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Consider a counterflow heat exchanger that must cool 3000 kg/h of mercury from 150of to 128of. the c...