Is the heat absorbed by the material in the heat exchanger equal to the heat released by the medium?

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Is the heat absorbed by the material in the heat exchanger equal to the heat released by the medium? If it’s not equal, how is it calculated? The heat absorbed by the material is known at present; what’s needed is to determine the heat released.

Reply #2 2017-09-18

But the resulting error is too large; I know the parameters of the heat exchanger as well as the heat absorbed by the material, and I just want to know the heat transfer rate of the medium

Reply #3 2017-09-19

The heat is in balance; without taking heat dissipation into account, it should be balanced.

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