Can the physical properties of cyanide-containing wastewater be determined based on those of water?
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Cyanide-containing wastewater is a hot fluid, while water is a cold fluid. For water, take the K value; for water/water, it is 1400~2840 W (m2·K). Should it be calculated based on water, or on organic solvents?
Based on the properties of the material, as stated in the \"Chemical Engineering Handbook\" or in the book \"Principles of Chemical Engineering\" published by Tianjin University, if the mass concentration of the contained substances is not high, water can be used as the reference. 1400-2840 (m2·K). The heat transfer coefficient is an estimated value that must be calculated using the difference method.