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    Heat Exchanger Problems

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    1. The document contains three heat exchanger problems involving calculating heat transfer rates and temperatures. 2. The first problem involves a countercurrent double pipe heat exchanger heating and cooling pineapple juice. 3. The second problem involves a co-current double pipe heat exchanger heating water on the inside of an outer pipe cooling an outside fluid. It asks to calculate heat transfer rates before and after fouling. 4. The third problem involves calculating the tube length needed for a shell and tube steam condenser given steam condensation and cooling water temperatures and flow rates.

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    1. The document contains three heat exchanger problems involving calculating heat transfer rates and temperatures. 2. The first problem involves a countercurrent double pipe heat exchanger heating and cooling pineapple juice. 3. The second problem involves a co-current double pipe heat exchanger heating water on the inside of an outer pipe cooling an outside fluid. It asks to calculate heat transfer rates before and after fouling. 4. The third problem involves calculating the tube length needed for a shell and tube steam condenser given steam condensation and cooling water temperatures and flow rates.

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    1. The document contains three heat exchanger problems involving calculating heat transfer rates and temperatures. 2. The first problem involves a countercurrent double pipe heat exchanger heating and cooling pineapple juice. 3. The second problem involves a co-current double pipe heat exchanger heating water on the inside of an outer pipe cooling an outside fluid. It asks to calculate heat transfer rates before and after fouling. 4. The third problem involves calculating the tube length needed for a shell and tube steam condenser given steam condensation and cooling water temperatures and flow rates.

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    Heat Exchanger Problems

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    mira
    1. The document contains three heat exchanger problems involving calculating heat transfer rates and temperatures. 2. The first problem involves a countercurrent double pipe heat exchanger heating and cooling pineapple juice. 3. The second problem involves a co-current double pipe heat exchanger heating water on the inside of an outer pipe cooling an outside fluid. It asks to calculate heat transfer rates before and after fouling. 4. The third problem involves calculating the tube length needed for a shell and tube steam condenser given steam condensation and cooling water temperatures and flow rates.

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    Heat exchanger

    Problems
    • Problem-1
    • A dilute pineapple juice is heated in a double pipe
    heat exchanger from 28◦C to 75◦C by heat
    exchanging with hot water flowing in shell in counter
    current direction and is cooled from 95◦C to 85◦C.
    Calculate the log mean temperature difference, and
    compare with average temperature difference.
    • Problem2
    • Repeat the above for parallel flow arrangement
    Problem 2.
    A double pipe heat exchanger operates co currently with a cold fluid
    entering the outer pipe at 20°C and exiting at 35°C . The hot water enters
    the thin walled 2 cm diameter tube at 80°C and leaves at 40°C . The total
    length of the tubes in the heat exchanger is 60 m. The convection heat
    transfer coefficient is 25 W/m2°C on the cold fluid side (outer pipe) and 160
    W/m2°C on the water (tube) side. Determine the rate of heat transfer in the
    heat exchanger (a) before any fouling occurs and (b) after fouling with a
    fouling factor of 0.0006 m2°C/ W occurs on the outer surface of the
    tube(c)Mass Flow rate of the two fluids if the specific heat capacity of the
    hot fluid is 4.31kJ/kg °C
    Problem 3

    A shell and tube steam condenser is to be constructed of 2.5 cm OD,2.2 cm


    ID, single pass horizontal tubes with steam condensing at 54 ᴼC on the
    outside of the tubes. The cooling water enters at 20ᴼC and leaves at 30ᴼC at
    a flow rate of 1 kg/s.The heat transfer coefficient for condensation of steam is
    7900 W/m2ᴼC. Calculate the tube length. If the latent heat of condensation is
    2454 kJ/kg, calculate the condensation rate per tube. The properties of
    water are specific heat 4.18 kJ/kgᴼC, viscosity 0.86x10-3kg/m s, thermal
    conductivity 0.61W/m ᴼC. The heat transfer coefficient for flow in pipe may
    be determined by the correlation
    Nu=0.023Re0.8Pr0.4

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