Which one needs to be converted, the heat transfer coefficient of the refrigerant or that of the wastewater?

2018-08-17View Original

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I work on heat exchangers, but I don’t know how to perform the necessary process calculations. The wastewater in question is oil-contaminated wastewater from cutting fluids, with an oil content of around 2%; this wastewater flows through the tube side. The refrigerant used is R22, and it flows through the shell side

Reply #22018-08-19

There is no flow rate, no pressure, and no inlet or outlet temperature. How to calculate it

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