Could some expert give me some advice? I need to determine the heat transfer power of the heat exchanger. Thank you in advance

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Knowing that the fluid on one side of the heat exchanger is gas, with a flow rate of 15,000 kg/h, inlet and outlet temperatures of 30°C and 110°C respectively, a heat capacity of 1.029, and a pressure of 8 kilograms, is it possible to determine the heat transfer capacity of the heat exchanger?

Reply #22019-08-31

Of course, you can just use a formula to calculate it

Reply #32019-09-02

Thank you. What formulas do you use here for calculations?

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