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For the system shown above: Entire system is at Steady State Instrument Locations shown as: TI ( temp ) ; FI ( flow ) ;

For the system shown above:
Entire system is at Steady State
Instrument Locations shown as: TI (temp); FI (flow); PI (psia); RM (rotameter)
Water cp=1.0btulb-F; Air cp=0.241btulb-F
Fin-Fan face velocity =744ftmin
Use the Steam Tables to determine the following:
What is the Saturated Steam Enthalpy, btu/lb?
What is the Stream 4 Condensate Enthalpy, btu/lb?
What is the Latent Heat of Vaporization, Hvap, btu/lb:
Fill in the stream table answer boxes
\table[[Stream,1,2,3,4,],[\table[[Flow],[(lbs/hr)]],,,,,],[(gpm),,,,,],[\table[[Temperature],[(F)]],119,134,,,],[\table[[Pressure],[(psia)]],,,,,],[\table[[Density],[(lbs/ft3)]],,,,,]]
\table[[Stream,7,8,9,10,11],[\table[[Flow],[(lbs/hr)]]],[(gpm)],[\table[[Temperature],[(F)]]],[\table[[Pressure],[(psia)]]],[\table[[Density],[(bs/ft3)]],,,,,]]Calculate and Enter the following Heat Duties
(REMEMBER TO ENTER THE CORRECT SIGN (+ HEAT ADDED, - HEAT REMOVED)
Shell/Tube exchanger water-side duty, btu/hr
Fin-Fan exchanger water-side duty, btu/hr
Jacketed exchanger water-side duty, btu/hr
Reservoir Tank water-side duty, btu/hr
Uninsulated piping/equipment water-side duty, btu/hr
Shell/Tube exchanger
The duty of this exchanger adheres to the standard heat transfer equation
Q=U0* Ao *TIm; where TIm is the log mean temperature difference, F
The total exchanger outside tube area, Ao, is 50.25ft2
What is the Tlm,F?
What is the overall heat transfer coefficient, Uo, btu/hr-ft2-F?
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