Question: c _ ( p ) = 4 1 8 0 ( J ) / ( k ) g * K 1 5 deg C

c_(p)=4180(J)/(k)g*K 15\deg C at
a rate of 0.25k(g)/(s) and is heated to 42\deg C by hot water (c_(\rho )=4190(J)/(k)g*K) that enters at 103\deg C at a rate of 3k(g)/(s). The overall
heat transfer coefficient is 950(W)/(m^(2))*K.
The NTU can be determined from the following table.
Heat exchanger type NTU relation
1 Double-pipe:
Parallel-flow
NTU -(ln[1-s(1+c)])/(1+c)
Counter-flow
NTU =(1)/(c-1)ln((\epsi -1)/(\epsi c-1))( for c1)
NTU =(\epsi )/(1-\epsi )( for c=1)
2 Shell and tube:
One-shell pass
2,4,...tube passes
NTU_(1)=-(1)/(\sqrt(1+c^(2)))ln(((2)/(E_(1))-1-c-\sqrt(1+c^(2)))/((2)/(e_(1))-1-c+\sqrt(1+c^(2))))
n-shell passes
2n,4n,...tube passes NTU_(n)=n(NTU)_(1)
To find effectiveness of the heat exchanger with one-
shell pass use, \epsi _(1)-(F-1)/(F-c)
where F=((e_(n)c-1)/(E_(n)-1))^(Le)
3 Cross-fliow (single-pass):
C_(max ) mixed,
c_(min) unmixed
c_(min ) mibed,
NTU=-ln[1+(ln(1-\epsi c))/(c)]
c_(max ) unmixed
NTU =(ln[cln(1-\epsi )+1])/(c)
4 All heat exchangers
NTU =-ln(1-e)
Determine the rate of heat transfer of the heat exchanger using the \epsi -NTU method.
The rate of heat transfer of the heat exchanger is
c _ ( p ) = 4 1 8 0 ( J ) / ( k ) g * K 1 5 \ deg

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