Heat Exchanger Effectiveness
Q A=∞ = mC phot T −T this temperature difference only depends on inlet temperatures hot side: T hi T ho=T ci T co distance along the exchanger ©Faith A. Morrison, Michigan Tech U. =∞ ≡ Q A Q Heat Exchanger Effectiveness, ε ε ( ) hi ci ⇒Q=εmC phot T −T hot fluid = minimum fluid if ε is known, we can calculate Q without ...
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