Lecture

Heat Exchangers: Applications and Modeling

Description

This lecture covers the applications and modeling of heat exchangers, focusing on direct contact, tube-within-a-tube, parallel flow, and counterflow configurations. It also discusses system integration in thermal power plants, transient systems, and the analysis of commonly encountered components like nozzles, turbines, and heat exchangers.

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