Physics, 29.11.2019 01:31, xmiice1981

Consider a heat exchanger that is insulated from its surroundings. assuming the inlet and outlet temperatures of the cold fluid, the inlet temperature of the hot fluid, the mass flow rates, and thermal properties are available, without knowing the heat exchanger type and geometrical characteristics (areas, tube length, & , etc), is it possible to calculate the total heat transfer rate, q? a. no. b. yes, but cr must be 0. c. yes.

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