Help! ! ! Problems with the test results of shell-and-tube heat exchangers

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Help, please! ! ! ! I am testing shell-and-tube heat exchangers, using the measured gas flow rate, water flow rate, gas inlet and outlet temperatures, as well as water inlet and outlet temperatures. However, the calculations show that the heat load on the water is greater than that on the gas (theoretically, it should be lower). I don’t know what’s going wrong; please help! ! ! !

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