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    Discussion Results Tuto Exp 3

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    The document reports results from two runs of a shell and tube heat exchanger experiment. In Run 1, the cold water flow rate was 6 USGPM and hot water was 10 USGPM. In Run 2, the cold water was at 35°C and hot water was at 66.2°C. Key parameters measured include temperatures, pressures, temperature changes and heat loads. The data is analyzed to select the run where the calculated cold and hot side heat loads are closest, and to determine properties like the fluid flow type and log mean temperature difference.

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    The document reports results from two runs of a shell and tube heat exchanger experiment. In Run 1, the cold water flow rate was 6 USGPM and hot water was 10 USGPM. In Run 2, the cold water was at 35°C and hot water was at 66.2°C. Key parameters measured include temperatures, pressures, temperature changes and heat loads. The data is analyzed to select the run where the calculated cold and hot side heat loads are closest, and to determine properties like the fluid flow type and log mean temperature difference.

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    The document reports results from two runs of a shell and tube heat exchanger experiment. In Run 1, the cold water flow rate was 6 USGPM and hot water was 10 USGPM. In Run 2, the cold water was at 35°C and hot water was at 66.2°C. Key parameters measured include temperatures, pressures, temperature changes and heat loads. The data is analyzed to select the run where the calculated cold and hot side heat loads are closest, and to determine properties like the fluid flow type and log mean temperature difference.

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    The document reports results from two runs of a shell and tube heat exchanger experiment. In Run 1, the cold water flow rate was 6 USGPM and hot water was 10 USGPM. In Run 2, the cold water was at 35°C and hot water was at 66.2°C. Key parameters measured include temperatures, pressures, temperature changes and heat loads. The data is analyzed to select the run where the calculated cold and hot side heat loads are closest, and to determine properties like the fluid flow type and log mean temperature difference.

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    RESULTS

    Run 1 Run 2
    CW HW CW HW
    Norminal Flow: FC: m³/Hr FC: m³/Hr
    m³/Hr : 6 USGPM : 10 USGPM
    : USGPM
    Actual Flow:
    m³/Hr
    : USGPM
    Temp, *C/F, T13: T1: 34°C T11: t1: 66.0°C T1: 35°C t1: 66.2°C
    Inlet
    Tempt, *C/F, T14: T2: 54.4°C T12: t2: 54.2°C T2: 42.3°C t2: 52.3°C
    Outlet
    Pressure, psig, PG-C: 10 psi PG-H: 2 psi 12psi (800kpa) 2.5psi (200kpa)
    Inlet (700kpa) (150kpa)
    Pressure Drop, DP (Shell): 475 DP (Tube): 1313 1679
    mm H2O 1555
    Temp Change, T2-T1: -20.4°C t1-t2: 11.8°C T2-T1: 7.3°C t1-t2: 13.9°C
    *C/F
    Average Temp, T 2+T 1 : t 1+t 2
    : 60.1°C
    T 1+T 2
    :
    t 1+t 2
    :
    *C/F 2 2 2 2
    Q, Head Load, 44.2°C 38.65°C 59.25°C
    BTU/HR QH:
    QC: QC: QH:
    Compute Ratio QC QC
    : :
    QC QH QH
    QH
    SELECT set 1 or Set 1 is Set 2 is
    set 2 based on
    the
    convergence of
    QC and QH i.e
    QC is nearest
    0.1
    For selected
    Set, compute
    0.5(QC + QH),
    BTU/HR
    TUTORIAL
    1. Compare and calculate the values of Qc and QH and select the set of
    temperature and flow rates data where calculated values of Q c and QH are

    Qc
    ≈1
    close to each other Q H

    2. Determine the type of fluid flow in this heat exchanger (Parallel/Counter flow).
    Calculate the log mean temperature difference (LMTD) for this shell and tube
    heat exchanger.

    3. Compute the overall heat exchanger coefficient, U for this heat exchanger if
    given

    A = 31.67 ft2 (Total heat transfer area for heat exchanger).

    4. How overall heat transfer coefficient U varies with the flow rate of the water?

    Note: The Q (total heat load) is approximately equal to the average value
    between calculated value Qc and QH)

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