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Help me in checking this formulas.
« on: May 29, 2007, 11:26:30 PM »
Dear all,

Do you mind telling me if my formula's are correct?

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zazu.

Hot gas                  
   Initial temperature      Th   =      C
   Final temperature      TF   =      C
   Mass of hot gas      Mh   =      kg
   Cp of hot gas      Ch   =      kJ/kg.K
Cold gas                  
   Initial temperature      Tc   =      C
   Final temperature      TF   =      C
   Mass of cold gas      Mc   =      kg
   Cp of cold gas      Cc   =      kJ/kg.K

Formulas                  

(Mh*Ch*(TF-Th)) + (Mc*Cc*(TF-Tc)) = 0                  
(Mh*Ch*TF) - (Mh*Ch*Th) + (Mc*Cc*TF) - (Mc*Cc*Tc) = 0            
(Mh*Ch*TF) + (Mc*Cc*TF) = (Mh*Ch*Th) + (Mc*Cc*Tc)            
TF(Mh*Ch + Mc*Cc) = (Mh*Ch*Th) + (Mc*Cc*Tc)               
TF = ((Mh*Ch*Th) + (Mc*Cc*Tc)) / (Mh*Ch + Mc*Cc)                  

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Re: Help me in checking this formulas.
« Reply #1 on: May 30, 2007, 02:46:50 AM »
(Mh*Ch*(TF-Th)) + (Mc*Cc*(TF-Tc)) = 0

Why do you add deltaQc and deltaQh? They should be identical - so you should subtract them.
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Re: Help me in checking this formulas.
« Reply #2 on: May 30, 2007, 03:30:36 PM »
(Mh*Ch*(TF-Th)) + (Mc*Cc*(TF-Tc)) = 0

Why do you add deltaQc and deltaQh? They should be identical - so you should subtract them.

Ytszazu's equation is right:
-dQh = Mh*Ch*(TF-Th)
+dQc = (Mc*Cc*(TF-Tc)
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Re: Help me in checking this formulas.
« Reply #3 on: May 30, 2007, 03:45:42 PM »
Sorry, my mistake  :-[
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Re: Help me in checking this formulas.
« Reply #4 on: September 13, 2007, 01:16:17 AM »
Ytszazo.... your equation is right...


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