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Difference between heat transfer efficiency and thermodynamic efficiency of heat exchangers

2011-10-19View Original

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May I ask the seniors, what is the difference between the heat transfer efficiency and the thermodynamic efficiency of heat exchangers?
Reply #22011-10-28
Can any expert answer this? Look…………
Reply #32011-10-29
Reply 1# *ti: The thermodynamic efficiency should be derived from the equation of state, and it applies to ideal conditions. If this is taken into account in a heat exchanger, then it can only be said that the thermodynamic efficiency represents the most ideal, the ultimate state of heat transfer efficiency for that heat exchanger.

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