Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Performance and Flow Distribution of the Plate Heat Exchanger with Supercritical Fluid of Carbon Dioxide
The present study proposes a plate heat exchanger model that is capable of simulating the supercritical fluids like CO2. The plate heat exchanger is of U-type configuration, and the size of the plate is 600 mm wide and 218 mm in height. Simulations are carried out for both isothermal and non-isother
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