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Table E-14. PROCEDURES TO CALCULATE HEAT TRANSFER<br />

AREA OF A CONDENSATION SYSTEM OF STYRENE IN AIR<br />

-. . . . -<br />

Heat exchanger configuration Try 8" shell with 17 1-inch o.d.,<br />

16 gage, 8-feet long brass tubes<br />

on 1-1/4" square pitcha<br />

Source Identification Identify the polymer industry and<br />

the vent <strong>from</strong> Chapters 2 and 5<br />

Coolant temperature, TCS0F Tout-10, rounded to next lower<br />

multiple <strong>of</strong> 5.<br />

She11-side heat transfer Cal culate usi ng procedure in<br />

Coefficient (ho), Bsu Chemical Engi neers ' Handbook,<br />

hr-ft' - OF pp. 10-25 thru 10-28<br />

(Reference 28)<br />

Coolant Select chi1 led water at Tc 2 35OF;<br />

for Tout 2 45°F; ethylene glycol-<br />

water brine solutions at Tc >_ -40°F,<br />

for Tout 2 -30°F; and Freon-12 or<br />

or other di rect expansion coolants<br />

Tube-si de Reynol d ' s Number (NRe) d (12 x r,, x p) i p<br />

at Tc 5-40°F, for Tout - 3 0 0 ~ ~ ~<br />

Tube-side heat transfer<br />

Coefficient (h,), Bzu Calculate using appropriate equations<br />

hr-ftc - "t. for forced connection in pipes.e<br />

Coolant flow ( ) 1b/hrf 757.9 x p<br />

Temperature change <strong>of</strong> coolant<br />

(AT,), OF<br />

Coolant flow (V,), gpmg 94.5<br />

Clean overall heat transf 5 r<br />

coefficient (Uc), Btu/ft -hr-"~~<br />

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