Suppose you have hot oil and cold water, what kind fluid you
flow In shell side and tube side and why?
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Answer Posted / sagar mashru
Hot Fluid should be passed from tube side. Because, If hot
fluid is passed from shell side than there will be heat loss
and there will also be a question of safety because of hot
surface on outer side.
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