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If we desire to have 5 shell passes for a shell of length 40cm, what is the baffle spacing in the shell side?

If we desire to have 5 shell passes for a shell of length 40cm, what is the baffle spacing in the shell side? Correct Answer 8cm

The number of shell passes can be represented as: N = L/B or B = L/N = 40/5 = 8cm.

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