A cocurrent double-pipe exchanger (see Figure E3.2) exists to cool the process stream described previously (q 1 = 100 L/min = 1.67 × 10 −3 m 3 /s) from 80 to 50 ◦C. The process fluid flows in the...


A cocurrent double-pipe exchanger (see Figure E3.2) exists to cool the process stream described previously (q1
= 100 L/min = 1.67 × 10−3
m3/s) from 80 to 50 ◦C. The process fluid flows in the inner pipe, and the chilled water flows in the outer pipe (Figure 3.10), T2F
= 5 ◦C. Determine the flow rate and exchanger exit temperature of the chilled water that will be needed.


The following table shows the pipe characteristics for the exchange






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