How to estimate the size of a heat exchanger that is heat water up from 20C-120C....

How to estimate the size of a heat exchanger that is heat water up from 20C-120C.

5,000,000 g of H2O needed (5000 L H2O)

I have calculated that Q = 2.093*10^9 J

Please tell me how to determine what the size will be and how much power will be required for this heat exchanger to operate. please explain each step and equation

Expert Solution

so area required for heat exchanger is 44.77m2. And power required to operate heat exchanger is 2.093×10^9 Watt. All the calculations is done with the help of scientific calculator and some value is taken from heat transfer book.

Here we provided correct solution up to my knowledge.

Amanda K answered 6 months ago

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