How is the circulating water volume for a regular condenser calculated?

2011-11-11View Original

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How is the circulating water volume for a regular condenser calculated?

Reply #22011-11-11

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Reply #32011-11-11

This post was last edited by DXJ122 on 2011-11-11 at 17:18. The heat released during condensation is divided by the temperature rise of the circulating water (usually 10 degrees); here, the specific heat of water is assumed to be 1 (the unit is kilocalories...).

Reply #42011-11-12

Just calculating calories – basic knowledge from junior high school physics is sufficient.

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