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Ezekiel Robbins

26 May, 23:09

hot water coil is used to heat air in a home heating unit. The air flow rate is 150 lbm/min and enters the coil at 70 F. Water enters the coil at 150 F and leaves at 100 F. If the air is heated to 120 F, what flow rate of water is required

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