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A Systematic Graphical Method for Synthesis of Heat Exchanger Networks
Heat exchanger networks (HENs) play a significant role in the energy conservation of any process industry. The HENs are used to maximize heat recovery by exchanging heat between hot and cold process streams. Therefore, the optimum design of HENs is extremely important to reach the maximum efficiency
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