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    This document presents a graph showing how the temperature of a fluid varies across the length of a counter-flow heat exchanger when the heat transfer coefficient (QC) is varied between 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0. The temperature decreases more sharply along the length for higher values of QC, indicating more heat is transferred from the hot to cold fluid as QC increases.

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    This document presents a graph showing how the temperature of a fluid varies across the length of a counter-flow heat exchanger when the heat transfer coefficient (QC) is varied between 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0. The temperature decreases more sharply along the length for higher values of QC, indicating more heat is transferred from the hot to cold fluid as QC increases.

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    This document presents a graph showing how the temperature of a fluid varies across the length of a counter-flow heat exchanger when the heat transfer coefficient (QC) is varied between 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0. The temperature decreases more sharply along the length for higher values of QC, indicating more heat is transferred from the hot to cold fluid as QC increases.

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    Heat Exchanger Graphs

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    This document presents a graph showing how the temperature of a fluid varies across the length of a counter-flow heat exchanger when the heat transfer coefficient (QC) is varied between 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0. The temperature decreases more sharply along the length for higher values of QC, indicating more heat is transferred from the hot to cold fluid as QC increases.

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    Expt 4 - Counter-Flow Heat Exchanger - Variation of QC

    64.0

    59.0

    54.0

    Temperature, T / K

    49.0

    Poly. (QC=1.0)

    44.0

    Poly. (QC=1.0)
    Poly. (QC=1.5)
    Poly. (QC=1.5)
    39.0

    Poly. (QC=2.0)
    Poly. (QC=2.0)

    34.0

    29.0

    24.0
    0

    0.25

    0.5

    0.75
    Length Across Heat Exchanger / m

    1.25

    1.5

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