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In the part of the explanation about the 'error' calculation using Q is possibly incorrect, as follows:
dT_min is, as assumed, close to zero. However, the error is very large.
The error is calculated as follows: (Q_ntu / Q - 1) * 100. Q is the amount of heat required to be transported, Q_ntu is
the amount possible to transfer according to NTU method.
This means, a negative value of 100 means we could transport 2 times
less heat than we want to.
Thus, we have to iterate the pressure assumptions and lower it,
as we need a higher temperature difference to the air.
For this, we will use a loop:
...
a negative value of 100 would result Q_ntu = 0.
Therefore, a negative value of 50 would correspond to 2 times less heat being transported than desired.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the part of the explanation about the 'error' calculation using Q is possibly incorrect, as follows:
dT_min is, as assumed, close to zero. However, the error is very large.
The error is calculated as follows:
(Q_ntu / Q - 1) * 100
.Q
is the amount of heat required to be transported,Q_ntu
isthe amount possible to transfer according to NTU method.
This means, a negative value of 100 means we could transport 2 times
less heat than we want to.
Thus, we have to iterate the pressure assumptions and lower it,
as we need a higher temperature difference to the air.
For this, we will use a loop:
...
a negative value of 100 would result Q_ntu = 0.
Therefore, a negative value of 50 would correspond to 2 times less heat being transported than desired.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: