Hot Fluid(Exhaust Gas)Cold Fkid(Water)Figure Q2: Heat exchanger a) Figure Q2 shows a schematic diagram of a heat exchanger with a hot and cold fluid streams. Theheat exchanger losses heat to the surrounding due to the difference in temperature. Write the energybalance equation of the heat exchanger with the inlet and outlet labelling as shown in Figure Q2 andlist the assumptions made.

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By using the first law of thermodynamics m˙HOTh2-h1=mCOLD˙h4-h3+QLOSS Here, m˙HOT is the mass flow…

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