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True or False: The average heat transfer temperature difference of a heat exchanger refers to the difference between the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the hot fluid and the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the cold fluid. (cuo)
That’s wrong. It should be the temperature difference between the inlet and outlet of the hot and cold fluids.
The average heat transfer temperature difference of a heat exchanger refers to the difference between the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the hot fluid and the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the cold fluid. (Correct)
The average heat transfer temperature difference of a heat exchanger refers to the difference between the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the hot fluid and the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the cold fluid. ( x)
The average heat transfer temperature difference of a heat exchanger refers to the difference between the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the hot fluid and the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the cold fluid. (Yes)
It’s related to the fluid flow rate at the management level, I guess
The average heat transfer temperature difference of a heat exchanger refers to the difference between the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the hot fluid and the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the cold fluid. (×)
True or False: The average heat transfer temperature difference of a heat exchanger refers to the difference between the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the hot fluid and the average temperature at the inlet and outlet of the cold fluid. ( ) is incorrect