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Heat Transfer & Thermodynamics engineering FAQ Index

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combustion(turbines/engines)
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
How to calculate the real air excess and the exhaust gases flow using indirect method?   faq391-351 jcll 31 Aug 02 3.7 / 12
 

Heat Exchangers Design
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
What is the best method for the design of compact heat exchangers?   faq391-167 Gianfranco 21 Dec 01 4.3 / 28
 

Heat transfer enhancements
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What is the EHD in heat transfer?   faq391-194 Gianfranco 2 Feb 02 8.1 / 8
 

Plate Type Oil Coolers
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
What are Plate Type Oil Coolers ?   faq391-156 Jayant 22 Nov 01 3.0 / 11
 

Thermal expansion
FAQ Title Author Date Rating/#
How to calculate pressure increase in a closed liquid filled cylinder?   faq391-224 MortenA 16 Oct 03 8.3 / 14
 

combustion(turbines/engines)

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Plate Type Oil Coolers

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