A one-shell-pass, one-tube-pass, counterflow heat exchanger is used to cool oil (c p = 1.811 kJ/kg
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A one-shell-pass, one-tube-pass, counterflow heat exchanger is used to cool oil (cp = 1.811 kJ/kg · °C). The oil enters the shell at 120° C flowing at 15,000 kg/hr. Cooling water (cp= 4.18 kJ/kg · °C) enters the tubes at 30° C, flowing at 6500 kg/hr. If the cooling water exits the heat exchanger at 72° C, find the outlet temperatures of the oil and the rate of heat transfer between the two flows.
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ISBN: 9781107179714
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