A steam condenser being cooled by water has been designed on the assumption of clean water and its overall heat transfer coefficient was assumed to be 4900 W/ m 2 . K. Neglecting the fouling...

A steam condenser being cooled by water has been designed on the assumption of clean water and its overall heat transfer coefficient was assumed to be 4900 W/ m². K. Neglecting the fouling resistance. Later on, it was discovered that the cooling water is not clean and its fouling factor is 0.002 m².K/W. Is there any need of redesigning ? Comment on the results.