Compact Heat Exchangers¶
Kays, W. M., & London, A. L. (1984). Compact Heat Exchangers. McGraw-Hill.
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Primes¶
- Counter-Current Exchange
- The structural consequence is sharp and quantitative: the extraction efficiency asymptotes toward one as contact length grows, where the co-current limit is one-half.
This sourceThe effectiveness-NTU formalism showing counter-flow exchangers asymptote toward unity effectiveness as NTU grows while parallel-flow (co-current) caps near one-half, governed by the same first-order rate equation. (
- The structural consequence is sharp and quantitative: the extraction efficiency asymptotes toward one as contact length grows, where the co-current limit is one-half.
Mechanisms¶
- Capacity-Rate Balancing Control
- The number it defends is the ratio Cr = C_min/C_max
This sourceDefines the heat-exchanger capacity-rate ratio as the smaller heat-capacity rate divided by the larger.
- The number it defends is the ratio Cr = C_min/C_max
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