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    1. The document discusses equations for heat exchanger effectiveness and fouling resistance involving variables such as inlet and outlet temperatures, heat transfer area, mass flow rates, heat capacity rates, and heat transfer coefficients. 2. It also discusses equations for maximum heat transfer rate, heat exchanger capacity ratio, and number of transfer units in terms of inlet/outlet temperatures, heat capacities, heat transfer area, and fouling resistance. 3. The equations presented are used to analyze and model the performance of heat exchangers.

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    1. The document discusses equations for heat exchanger effectiveness and fouling resistance involving variables such as inlet and outlet temperatures, heat transfer area, mass flow rates, heat capacity rates, and heat transfer coefficients. 2. It also discusses equations for maximum heat transfer rate, heat exchanger capacity ratio, and number of transfer units in terms of inlet/outlet temperatures, heat capacities, heat transfer area, and fouling resistance. 3. The equations presented are used to analyze and model the performance of heat exchangers.

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    Heat Ex Changers

    Uploaded by

    polyseal
    1. The document discusses equations for heat exchanger effectiveness and fouling resistance involving variables such as inlet and outlet temperatures, heat transfer area, mass flow rates, heat capacity rates, and heat transfer coefficients. 2. It also discusses equations for maximum heat transfer rate, heat exchanger capacity ratio, and number of transfer units in terms of inlet/outlet temperatures, heat capacities, heat transfer area, and fouling resistance. 3. The equations presented are used to analyze and model the performance of heat exchangers.

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