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Reactor heat transfer calculation

2009-02-25View Original

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The gas temperature in the reactor is 800 degrees; cooling water is used to lower this temperature, and after cooling it drops to 350 degrees. The inlet temperature of the cooling water is 30 degrees. I would like to know what the outlet temperature of the cooling water will be. Is it possible to achieve such temperature reduction using ordinary cooling water? How should this be calculated? (I don’t quite understand it; please help me explain it. What formula should be used, and what additional information is needed? Thank you very much!) )
Reply #22009-02-25
Normal water cooling can be achieved by utilizing heat balance, that is, the heat released by the hot fluid equals the heat absorbed by the cold fluid. The information provided by the original poster is insufficient to carry out the calculation.

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