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Optimal design of heat exchangers  213


                                                            1
                             1       d o ln d o =d i Þ  d o  1
                                        ð
                         k s ¼  + R f ,s +   +    R f ,t +
                             α s       2λ w    d i     α t

                              1           0:019  ln 0:019=0:0166Þ  0:019
                                                  ð
                          ¼      +0:000176 +                 +
                             581:6               2 111        0:0166
                                             1
                                       1
                                                      2
                            0:0000881 +      ¼ 459:5W=m K              (5.86)
                                      6796
                    The shell-side heat transfer area is calculated with Eq. (5.87):
                          A s ¼ N t πd o L ¼ 104 π  0:019 4:3 ¼ 26:69 m 2  (5.87)
                    Then, we can obtain the number of heat transfer units

                                     k s A s  459:5 26:69
                              NTU t ¼     ¼            ¼ 0:1691
                                     _ m t c p,t  18:1 4008
                    The thermal capacity flow rate ratio is expressed as

                                           18:1 4008
                                     _ m t c p,t
                                R t ¼    ¼          ¼ 0:9624
                                     _ m s c p,s  36:3 2077
                    We take the ratio of NTU of parallel-flow passes to total NTU as
                                     NTU parallel flow passes
                                  ξ ¼               ¼ 0:5,
                                          NTU t
                 and calculate the heat exchanger effectiveness as
                         q ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi
                               2
                      S ¼  1+ R +2R t 2ξ 1ð  Þ
                               t
                                                                      (5.88)
                         q ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi
                                   2
                       ¼   1+ 0:9624 +2 0:9624  2 0:5 1ð  Þ ¼ 1:388
                                            2
                       t t,in  t t,out
                    P t ¼       ¼
                        t t,in  t s,in  1+ R t + Scoth NTU t S=2ð  Þ
                                                                      (5.89)
                                         2
                      ¼                                     ¼ 0:1444
                       1+ 0:9624 + 1:388  coth 0:1691 1:388=2Þ
                                            ð
                 Thus, we can obtain the heat transfer rate, the outlet temperatures of
                 seawater (tube side) and oil (shell side), and the mean oil temperature at
                 tube outside wall as
                       _
                            ð
                      Q ¼ P t t s,in  t t,in Þ _m t c p,t ¼ 0:1444  66 32ð  Þ 18:1 4008
                                   5
                        ¼ 3:563 10 W
                                       _ Q      3:563 10 5
                           t t,out ¼ t t,in +  ¼ 32 +    ¼ 36:9°C
                                      _ m t c p,t  18:1 4008
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