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    Heat Exchanger (Group 2) : Sl. No Questions Competence

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    The document contains 5 questions related to heat exchangers. Question 1 asks to define effectiveness and provide equations for parallel and counter flow heat exchangers. Question 2 asks about the NTU method. Question 3 provides data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required area. Question 4 provides data on a counter flow heat exchanger and asks to use the NTU method to calculate mass flow rate, effectiveness, and required surface area. Question 5 provides additional data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required tube length.

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    The document contains 5 questions related to heat exchangers. Question 1 asks to define effectiveness and provide equations for parallel and counter flow heat exchangers. Question 2 asks about the NTU method. Question 3 provides data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required area. Question 4 provides data on a counter flow heat exchanger and asks to use the NTU method to calculate mass flow rate, effectiveness, and required surface area. Question 5 provides additional data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required tube length.

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    The document contains 5 questions related to heat exchangers. Question 1 asks to define effectiveness and provide equations for parallel and counter flow heat exchangers. Question 2 asks about the NTU method. Question 3 provides data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required area. Question 4 provides data on a counter flow heat exchanger and asks to use the NTU method to calculate mass flow rate, effectiveness, and required surface area. Question 5 provides additional data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required tube length.

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    The document contains 5 questions related to heat exchangers. Question 1 asks to define effectiveness and provide equations for parallel and counter flow heat exchangers. Question 2 asks about the NTU method. Question 3 provides data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required area. Question 4 provides data on a counter flow heat exchanger and asks to use the NTU method to calculate mass flow rate, effectiveness, and required surface area. Question 5 provides additional data on a parallel flow heat exchanger and asks to calculate the required tube length.

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    Heat Exchanger (Group 2)

    Sl. No Questions Competence


    1 Define effectiveness of a heat exchanger. Write the equation of effectiveness Remembering
    in case of parallel flow heat exchanger and counter flow heat exchanger.
    2 What do you mean by NTU method Understanding
    The flow rates of hot and cold water streams running through a parallel flow
    heat exchanger are 0.2 kg/s and 0.5 kg/s respectively. The inlet temperatures
    3 on the hot and cold sides are 750C and 250C respectively. The exit
    Evaluating
    temperature of hot water is 450C. If the individual heat transfer coefficient on
    both sides are 650 W/m2 0C. Calculate the area of the heat exchanger.

    A counter-flow heat exchanger is employed to cool 0.55 kg/s


    (cp = 2.45 kJ/kg 0C) of oil from 1150C to 400C by the use of water. The inlet
    and outlet temperatures of cooling water are 150C and 750C respectively. The
    overall heat transfer coefficient is expected to be 1450 W/m2 0C. Using NTU
    4 method, Calculate: Evaluating
    (i) mass flow rate of cooling water,
    (ii) the effectiveness of heat exchanger.
    (iii) The surface area required

    The following data relate to a parallel flow heat exchanger in which air is
    heated by hot exhaust gases
    Heat transferred per hour = 155450 kJ
    Inside heat transfer coefficient = 120 W/m2 0C
    Outside heat transfer coefficient = 195 W/m2 0C
    5 Inlet and outlet temperature of hot fluid is 4500C and 2500C respectively Evaluating
    Inlet and outlet temperature of cold fluid is 4500C and 2500C respectively
    Inside and outside diameter of the tube is 50mm and 60mm respectively
    Calculate the length of the tube required for necessary heat transfer to occur.
    Neglect the tube resistance

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