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Basic Process Knowledge (True/False Questions) 20170808

2017-08-08View Original

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This post was last edited by HP0377 on 2017-8-9 07:54. To increase the overall heat transfer coefficient, heat exchangers are generally designed to operate in counterflow or co-current mode; cross-flow mode is hardly considered. (Mistake; it should be: To increase the overall heat transfer coefficient, heat exchangers generally require a counterflow or cross-flow configuration, with co-current flow being practically not considered.) )
Reply #22017-08-08
Error; it should be: In order to increase the overall heat transfer coefficient, heat exchangers generally require a counterflow or cross-flow configuration, with a co-current configuration being virtually not considered
Reply #32017-08-08
Error: Why does it seem like the results are already available?
Reply #42017-08-08
Error; it should be: To increase the overall heat transfer coefficient, heat exchangers are generally required to operate in counterflow or cross-flow mode, with co-current mode being virtually not considered.

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