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If I Know How Much Heat I Want A Heat Exchanger To Remove Can I Calculate How Big It Needs To Be?
December 30th, 2009 by admin





Let’s just assume I want a heat exchanger to remove 10,000 BTU/hr. Is there a calculation on how to find it’s physical size. MOC is steel and the fluid in it is water.

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  • RMZ writes:
    December 30th, 20096:46 amat

    Here are a couple of sites that addess heat exchanger design.
    The actual process of properly designing a heat exchanger involves many things including a great deal of experience. Just getting the overall heat transfer coefficient right is a major undertaking since theory and application can vary a great deal.


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