Heat Exchanger Effectiveness
the amount of heat transferred in this case to the amount of heat transferred in a PERFECTheat exchanger. T hi =T co T ho T ci distance along the exchanger If the heat exchanger were perfect, T hi =T co A= ∞ ( ) hi ci Q A=∞ = mC pcold T −T this temperature difference only depends on inlet temperatures cold side: ©Faith A. Morrison ...
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