13. Find the water flow rate at an average temperature of 15 C in the shell-side of a heat exchanger. Use L = 7.62 m, shell inside diameter D = 0.914 m, tube outside diameter d = 3.81 cm, number of tubes Nube = 200, AP = 110.32 kPa, and total

13. Find the water flow rate at an average temperature of 15 C in the shell-side of a heat exchanger. Use L = 7.62 m, shell inside diameter D = 0.914 m, tube outside diameter d = 3.81 cm, number of tubes Nube = 200, AP = 110.32 kPa, and total

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Chapter10: Heat Exchangers

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