Lecture

Effectiveness-NTU Method

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Description

This lecture covers the Effectiveness-NTU method for analyzing heat exchangers. It explains the concepts of parallel flow, counter flow, and shell-and-tube configurations. The instructor discusses the calculation of overall heat transfer coefficients and the determination of the highest heat transfer in a heat exchanger.

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