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heat transfer coefficient

2011-05-12View Original

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Is the heat transfer coefficient for heat exchange between gas and vapor much lower than that for liquids?
Reply #22011-05-12
Yes, that’s why the formula for calculating K in heat transfer of gases and liquids can be simplified a lot
Reply #32011-05-14
Certainly, generally, the value for gases is lower than that for liquids, and the value for liquids is lower than that for solids.

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