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Heat Recovery Methods (Heat Exchangers)

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8 Recuperator (Gas to Gas)

9 Recuperator (Gas to Gas)

10 Economizer (Gas to Liquid)

11 Economizer (Gas to Liquid)

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13 Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger (counter-flow, single pass)

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15 Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger (counter-flow)

16 Finned Heat Exchanger

17 Conventional Finned Thermoelectric heat exchanger design
Note: All dimensions are in meters. Heat exchanger length is m.

18 Conventional TE heat exchanger design
Direct Contact TE heat exchanger design

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38 Fig. 11.19, Solid curves for Cmin mixed and Cmax unmixed,
Dashed curves for Cmin unmixed and Cmax mixed

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