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Answer / Dilshad Ahamad
The friction factor for heat exchanger tubes is often estimated using the Colebrook equation, which takes into account the Reynolds number, relative roughness, and the dimensionless velocity head. The solution of the Colebrook equation provides an estimate of the friction factor, from which the pressure drop can be calculated.
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