In condensation from mixtures, with or without a non-condensing gas, then the assumptions underlying the logarithmic mean temperature difference (LMTD) are valid.

In condensation from mixtures, with or without a non-condensing gas, then the assumptions underlying the logarithmic mean temperature difference (LMTD) are valid. Correct Answer False

In condensation from mixtures, with or without a non-condensing gas, the variation of the equilibrium temperature with enthalpy is not linear and in the thermal design of condenser, it is impossible to assign a single demanding temperature difference and an overall heat transfer coefficient to the exchanger based on it, and hence we need a zonal or stepwise calculation of the surface area which is far more complicated than a HE.

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