week 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what is a heat exchanger

A

a device used to facilitate heat transfer between 2 streams of fluid at different temperatures without mixing

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2
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how does the heat exchanger not have any heat loss

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it is well insulated preventing heat loss (no heat loss through boundary)

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3
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what are the 3 categories of heat exchangers

A

flow arrangement
types of construction
function

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4
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what are the 3 types of ‘flow arrangements’

A

parallel flow
counterflow
crossflow

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5
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what is a parallel flow in ‘flow arrangements’

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both streams of fluid follow in the same direction

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6
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what is a counter flow in ‘flow arrangements’

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two streams of fluid flow in opposite direction

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7
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what is a cross-flow in ‘flow arrangements’

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one stream crosses another stream

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8
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what are the 3 different types of ‘construction’

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concentric tube
shell and tube
plate heat exchangers

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9
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what are the different functions of heat exchangers, name 4

A

evaporators
condensers
boilers
regenerators

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10
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what analysis of heat exchangers are used

A

Log-Mean Temperature Difference (LMTD)

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11
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how do you work out ‘the amount of heat exchangerd between 2 streams of fluid’

A

q = mC {↓p} (T {↓o} - T {↓i})

= mass flow rate X specific heat capacity X (temperture difference) eg: outlet - inlet

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12
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how do you work out ‘the heat lost from the hot fluid to the cold fluid’ 2 equations
For hot and cold fluids

A

1) q = M {hot} X C {p, hot} (T {IN} - T {OUT}) FOR HOT FLUID

2) M {cold} X C {p, cold} (T {OUT} - T {IN}) FOR COLD FLUID

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13
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equation for mean fluid temperature

A

(change in) *T = T {hot} - T {cold}

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14
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equation for mean temperature difference

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q = U (heat transfer coefficient) X A (surface area) X *T {mean}

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15
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what is heat flux and what is the equation for it

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Heat Flux is the rate of heat energy that passes through a surface

q = U (heat transfer coefficient) X A (surface area) *T {log mean}

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16
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what is thr equation for Log-Mean-Temperature-Differenece (LMTD) 2 part with =

A

*T lm = *T2 - *T1 *T1 - T2
________ = _________
ln(
T2 / T1) ln(T1 / *T2)

17
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equation for normal temperature difference for *T1 & *T2 (featuring hot, cold, inlet & outlet)

A
  • T1 = T1 {HOT} - T1 {COLD} = Ti {HOT} - Ti {COLD}

* T2 = T2 {HOT} - T2 {COLD} = T’o {HOT} - T’o {COLD]