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Calculations: Calculate the heat transfer rate ( q ) from the water side ) = ( m w a t e r c p ,

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Calculate the heat transfer rate (q) from the water side
)=(mwatercp,water(T)water
(The specific heat value (cp) of water should be taken at the average of water inlet and outlet temperatures)
Calculate the log mean temperature difference (T)lm
Calculate the overall heat transfer coefficient (U) using
A
(heat transfer surface area)=2.065(m2)
)=(UA(T)lm
Data Sheet:
\table[[,Forced convection],[Hot oil inlet temperature, t1(C),52,5],[Hot oil outlet temperature, t2(C),51],[Cold water inlet temperature, t3(C),12,2],[Cold water outlet temperature, t4(C),21,1],[Heater power, P1(W),833],[Volumetric flow rate of water liters/h),300]]
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