The Heater That Needed 418 kW, Not 209
Heating the liquid required 209 kJ/kg. At 2 kg/s, that became 418 kW of heat transfer.
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Heating the liquid required 209 kJ/kg. At 2 kg/s, that became 418 kW of heat transfer.
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Heating the liquid required 209 kJ/kg. At 2 kg/s, that became 418 kW of heat transfer.
The feed was 1000 kg/h at 10 wt% solids. Concentrating to 40 wt% left only 250 kg/h liquid product.
A 10 wt% stream and a 40 wt% stream had to produce 25 wt% product. The concentrate flow was 100 kg/h, not 25.
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