What is the working principle of a rectangular block-hole graphite heat exchanger?

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In a rectangular block-hole graphite heat exchanger, where does the heated medium flow? How did you get there? And how does the heating medium flow? What is the significance of the length of the unit blocks in the model, as well as the dimensions of the vertical and horizontal holes?

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