Water at 600ºC, 10 MPa enters the “hot” side of a well-insulated heat exchanger with a flowrate of 0.1 kg/s and exits as saturated liquid. Water enters the “cold” side of the heat exchanger at 10ºC, 100 kPa with a flowrate of 0.5 kg/s. Find (a) the rate of heat transfer (in kW) between the two fluids and (b) the exit temperature of the cold water (in ºC).
a) For the hot water which is at the inlet at Th1 = 600oC
the mass flow rate of hot water, mh = 0.1 kg/s
at the outlet of hot water given that it exits as saturated liquid i.e temperature at the outlet
Th2 = 310.997oC [steam table]
enthalpy of steam at 10MPa and 600oC = 3625.8 kJ/kg [steam table]
now enthalpy of steam at saturated vapour condition at 10 MPa = 2725.5 kJ/kg [steam table]
Latent heat require to get to the saturated liquid at 10MPa = 1317.4 kJ/kg [steam table]
so, Total heat transfer from hot fluid per unit mass = (enthalpy of steam at 10MPa and 600oC) -(enthalpy of steam at saturated vapour condition at 10 MPa) + (Latent heat require to get to the saturated liquid at 10MPa)
Total heat transfer from hot fluid per unit mass = 3625.8 -2725.5 +1317.4 =2217.7 kJ/kg
or
directly (3625.8- enthalpy of saturated liquid at 10MPa)
Total heat transfer from hot fluid = 2217.7* 0.1 =221.77kW
b) exit temperature of cold fluid
Total heat transfer from hot fluid = Total heat transfer to the cold fluid (1)
specific heat of water ,cpc=4.2 kJ/kg.K
the mass flow rate of cold fluid. mc = 0.5 kg/s
Total heat transfer to cold fluid = mccpc (Tc2 - Tc1)
where Tc1 is the inlet temperature of cold fluid
and Tc2 is the outlet temperature of cold fluid
Total heat transfer to cold fluid = 0.5 *4.2*( Tc2 - 10)
put all these in equation 1
221.7 = 0.5 *4.2*( Tc2 - 10)
Tc2 = 115.57 oC
But saturation temperature at 100 kPa =99.606oC [steam table]
and 221.7 KW is less than the latent heat of 0.5 kg of water at 100kPa which is 2257.4 *0.5 = 1128.7 kW, [steam table]
hence, heat transfer from the hot fluid is not sufficient to completely vapourize the cold fluid
so,
the outlet temperature of cold fluid = 99.606oC
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