Heating Air by a Steam Heater. A total of 13 610 kg/h of air at 1 atm abs pressure and 15.6°C is to be heated by passing over a bank of tubes in which steam at 100°C is condensing. The tubes are 12.7...


Heating Air by a Steam Heater. A total of 13 610 kg/h of air at 1 atm abs<br>pressure and 15.6°C is to be heated by passing over a bank of tubes in which<br>steam at 100°C is condensing. The tubes are 12.7 mm OD, 0.61 m long, and<br>arranged in-line in a square pattern with S, = S, = 19.05 mm. The bank of<br>tubes contains 6 transverse rows in the direction of flow and 19 rows normal to<br>the flow. Assume that the tube surface temperature is constant at 93.33°C.<br>Calculate the outlet air temperature.<br>

Extracted text: Heating Air by a Steam Heater. A total of 13 610 kg/h of air at 1 atm abs pressure and 15.6°C is to be heated by passing over a bank of tubes in which steam at 100°C is condensing. The tubes are 12.7 mm OD, 0.61 m long, and arranged in-line in a square pattern with S, = S, = 19.05 mm. The bank of tubes contains 6 transverse rows in the direction of flow and 19 rows normal to the flow. Assume that the tube surface temperature is constant at 93.33°C. Calculate the outlet air temperature.

Jun 07, 2022
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