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double pipe exchanger design

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epoh0303

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Jul 30, 2006
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From 80 ?C, water is cooled down to 40 ?C using double pipe exchanger, with the hot water in the inside concentric pipe. I have scanned all the books and available resources here but i can't still figure how to go over. My problem is the length of the concentric annular pipe and the flow rate. I understand that there is a need to get an estimated area using the heat lost/gained in the system. When i use the area im getting high Reynolds number (is it okey to use it? might be that the area im using is heated surface area) when i continue i get the coefficient of heat transfer. Now, im figuring out how would i move to find the length and flow rate of the system. Can anybody help.

-epoh0303 (mechanical)
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You asked about the length and flow rate. I don't see the length problem since you have an area calculated. The flow rate should be known since you have calculated a Reynolds number.
 
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