Water is heated in a double-pipe heat exchanger. Water passes through the inner tube, and steam passes through the annulus. The steam is saturated and condenses at a temperature of 115.6°C on the outer surface of the inner tube. The water is to be heated from an inlet temperature of 21.1°C to an outlet temperature of 60°C. The inner tube is 1 standard type M copper tubing = 0.2680 m). The exchanger is (D, 6.10 m long. Calculate the average convection coefficient (in W/m-K) if inner the mass flow rate is 40.82 kg/min. Aasalar-duid (vapor) inlt Tabefuid Tube-fluid ialet outlet Aanular-laid (condensate) outlet

Water is heated in a double-pipe heat exchanger. Water passes through the inner tube, and steam passes through the annulus. The steam is saturated and condenses at a temperature of 115.6°C on the outer surface of the inner tube. The water is to be heated from an inlet temperature of 21.1°C to an outlet temperature of 60°C. The inner tube is 1 standard type M copper tubing = 0.2680 m). The exchanger is (D, 6.10 m long. Calculate the average convection coefficient (in W/m-K) if inner the mass flow rate is 40.82 kg/min. Aasalar-duid (vapor) inlt Tabefuid Tube-fluid ialet outlet Aanular-laid (condensate) outlet

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Chapter6: Forced Convection Over Exterior Surfaces

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