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Differences in the overall heat transfer coefficient

2016-08-19View Original

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In what situations are Ki, Ko, and Km applicable respectively? I can never tell them apart.
Reply #22016-08-19
In actual use, any of them will do; just keep it consistent. Use whichever one is more convenient. The area obtained using that method is the one it is.

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