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Category > Management Posted 04 Mar 2018 My Price 3.00

exit temperature

In a pilot plant, a viscous oil is being cooled from 200 to 11O"C in a l.O-in. jacketed pipe with water flowing in the jacket at an average temperature of 30°C. To get greater cooling of the oil, it has been suggested that the exchanger be replaced with one having a greater inside diameter (1.5-in.) but the same length. (a) If the oil is in laminar flow in the 1.0-in. pipe, what change in exit temperature might result from using the larger exchanger? (b) Repeat assuming the oil is in turbulent flow.

 

 
 

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