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    A computer model of a counter flow shell and tube heat exchanger was developed using ANSYS to cool water from 55°C to 45°C using room temperature water. Kern's method was used to design the heat exchanger and determine dimensions for the shell, tubes, and baffles. Steady state and transient thermal simulations were performed in ANSYS under various thermal loads. The heat transfer capabilities of three different thermal materials for the tubes and baffles were compared by assigning each material to parts of the heat exchanger model.

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    A computer model of a counter flow shell and tube heat exchanger was developed using ANSYS to cool water from 55°C to 45°C using room temperature water. Kern's method was used to design the heat exchanger and determine dimensions for the shell, tubes, and baffles. Steady state and transient thermal simulations were performed in ANSYS under various thermal loads. The heat transfer capabilities of three different thermal materials for the tubes and baffles were compared by assigning each material to parts of the heat exchanger model.

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    Heat Exchanger Thermal

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    Neeraja Manem
    A computer model of a counter flow shell and tube heat exchanger was developed using ANSYS to cool water from 55°C to 45°C using room temperature water. Kern's method was used to design the heat exchanger and determine dimensions for the shell, tubes, and baffles. Steady state and transient thermal simulations were performed in ANSYS under various thermal loads. The heat transfer capabilities of three different thermal materials for the tubes and baffles were compared by assigning each material to parts of the heat exchanger model.

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    ABSTRACT: HEAT EXCHANGER

    A simplified model of counter flow shell and tube type heat exchanger
    having both interacting liquids as water. We have first designed a shell
    and tube heat exchanger to cool water from 55 to 45 by water at
    room temperature. The design has been done using Kerns method in
    order to obtain various dimensions such as shell, tubes, baffles etc. A
    computer model using ANSYS 15.0 has been developed by using the
    derived dimensions of heat exchanger. Then the steady state thermal
    simulation in ANSYS has been performed along with the transient
    condition by applying several thermal loads on different faces and edges.
    The heat transfer capabilities of THREE thermal materials has been
    compared by assigning different materials to various parts such as tubes,
    baffles of the heat exchanger

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