Effect of Inlet Flow Rate of the Tube Fluid, A, on the Steady State Outlet Temperatures in a Shelland-Tube Heat Exchanger processing two fluids, called A and B (process unit = shell-and-tube heat exchanger).
Process Unit: Shell and-Tube Heat Exchanger
Draw a fully labeled schematic (i.e. block diagram) of this process unit. Make sure your drawing has the following features (as needed):
– one solid straight-line arrow for each continuous mass input and output stream
– one dashed straight-line arrow for each single- or multiple-pulse mass input and output
– one solid jagged-line arrow for each continuous energy input and output stream
– one dashed jagged-line arrow for each single- or multiple-pulse energy input and output
– chemical reaction equations or arrows inside the “box” to represent any internal processes going on inside the unit, such as chemical reaction, heat transfer, or mass transfer
– labels that identify, where appropriate
So any ambient conditions that are constant throughout the process or process unit should be noted above the “box,” and any that are specific to a particular internal or external stream should be noted in the appropriate place on the diagram. – CIRCLE THE OUTPUT VARIABLE OR VARIABLES THAT IS/ARE THE TARGETED OUTCOME based on the title of the experiment given
– Include a “Nomenclature” table in which you define all variables, with units
– Include a descriptive title for the figure.
Effect of Inlet Flow Rate of the Tube Fluid, A, on the Steady State Outlet Temperatures in a Shelland-Tube Heat Exchanger processing two fluids, called A and B (process unit = shell-and-tube heat exchanger).