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If I had water at 180 degrees and dropped the temperature to 160 degrees over a heat exchanger, would I have the same BTU output as if I had water at 100 degrees and dropped the temp to 80 degrees? Delta T is 20 degrees for both situations.
I know if we were talking about Ke related to mass and velocity, and changed the velocity, energy would not trend in a linear fashion. Not sure about heat energy in water though.
Thanks
I know if we were talking about Ke related to mass and velocity, and changed the velocity, energy would not trend in a linear fashion. Not sure about heat energy in water though.
Thanks