3.7 DATA REDUCTION
The heat gained by the cold fluid is
Qc = mcCc(Tco – Tci)
Where mc is mass flow rate and Cc is the specific heat of the cold fluid. Tco and Tci are the outlet and inlet temperatures of the cold fluid.
The heat lost by the hot fluid is
Qh = mhCh(Thi – Tho)
Where mh is mass flow rate and Ch is the specific heat of the hot fluid. Tho and Thi are the outlet and inlet temperatures of the hot fluid.
The flow rate of the cold stream can be found by using the Reynolds number expression,

DOUBLE PIPE HEAT EXCHANGER USING NANO FLUID
CONCENTRATION OF THE NANOFLUID IS :
copper tube details:
internal diameter          =7mm
   outside diameter        =10mm
thickness                       =1.5mm
Gi   pipe
Internal diameter           =22mm
Outside diameter           =27.5mm
Thickness                       =2.25mm
LENGTH OF THE TEST SECTION   =1 METER

Properties taken for nanofluids 
1)DENSITY OF THE PARTICLE                 =KG/M3
2)CALCULATED DENSITY OF THE
NANOFLUID            }                                              = KG/M3
3) SPECIFIC HEAT OF THE NANOFLUID            = KJ/KG/K
4)THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY                              = Kw/MK
5)AVERAGE PARTICLE SIZE                                 = NANO METER
6)DYNAMIC VISCOSITY                                         = Pa s
7)SPECIFIC HEAT OF THE NANO PARTICLE      = KJ/KG K

TO FIND THE MASS FLOW RATE OF THE HOT WATER
HOT WATER READING  IN  Measuring Jar is maintained at a constant
Rate of 4 litres /minute for all concentration .
        EQUAL IN VOLUME RATE   =4/1000  M3 / MINUITES
                                                           =4/1000/60  m3 /seconds
                                                           =4/1000*1/60 m3 /seconds
        EQUAL IN VOLUME  RATE  = 4*10-3 /60 m3 /seconds
             Volume rate                           =8.33*10-5  m3 /seconds
                    We know density           = mass /volume
                                       Mass            = volume * density
          Therefore mass  Flow rate }     =8.33*10-5 *1000
                                                            =0.0833  kg/second

Heat transfer of hot water :
Q w         =Mw*cw*(∆t)
Qw         =mw*cw (Twater in-Twister out)
Qw        =0.0833*4.187*1
Qw        =0.349 KW

VOLUME RATE OF COLD FLUID :Various Discharge RATES OF
0.2lpm,0.4lpm,0.6lpm,0.8lpm Can be adjusted by the flow meter
TO FIND THE MASS FLOW RATE :
Density      =    Mass flow rate/ Volume flow rate
Mass flow rate =   Volume flow rate×   Density
          Q=ρAv
                Where ρ =density of the nanofluids in kg/m3
                             A= cross sectional area in m2
                              V= velocity of the nanofluids in m/s
                              Q= mass flow rate of the nanofluids in  kg/s
COLD fluids at Varius discharge rates of 0.2LPM, 0.4LPM, &0 .6LPM
.8LPM:
   Qcf           =mcf *ccf  (Tout–Tin) cf
   Qmean        = Qh  +Q cf / 2     

 The convective heat transfer co efficient for nano fluid were calculated
From the following equation :
h cf        =Qmean/A(TWALL-T cf IN) KW/M2
                               Where  Qmean =average heat transfer in kw
                                                 A   = area of the tube in m2
                                                 Twall =  +T4+T5+T6⁄3 in° centigrade
                                                 Tcf   = temperature of the nanofluid at inlet in ° centigrade
                                                 h cf  = heat transfer coefficient of the nanofluid

The nusselt number for nanofluid were calculated from the  following
Equation :
Nucf     =h cf D/k cf    
                               where Nu cf      =average heat transfer co efficient Of the nanofluid
                                                  K cf          = thermal conductivity of the nanofluid
                                                  h cf           = heat transfer coefficient Of the nanofluids
                                                    D            =internal diameter of the test section  

 Pressure  drop: ∆p
 ∆p  =(ρhg –ρo)g *H sin 48.5°
Instead of hg  we  have  used  ccl4
                              Where ∆p   = pressure drop in Newton /m2
                                ρ ccl4        =density of carbon  tetra chloride CCL4 is1594 kg/m3
                                   g            = acceleration dew to gravity 9.81 metre/sec2
                                   H           = difference of pressure head in metre
                                   ρO         =mass density of water at ambient temperature

EFFECTIVENESS   :Ԑ
The effectiveness of the heat exchanger can be calculated by,
Qact is the heat gained by the cold stream
Qmax = Cmin(Thi - Tci)
Where, Cmin = mcCc , mc is the mass flow rate and Cc is the specific heat of the cold fluid. Thi and Tci are the hot stream and cold stream inlet temperature.
FRICTION FACTOR :
              f    =64/Re
LMTD     
(∆T)lm    = (Tho _-Tci)  -(Thi –Tco )/ ln [Tho-Tci]/[Thi –Tco]
                     Where  Tho   =temperature hot out
                                  Thi   = temperature hot in
                                  Tci   = temperature cold in
                                 Tco   = temperature cold out
                        Where U =overall heat transfer coefficient KW/M2 K
                                   A =area in  M2
                        LMTD    =log mean temperature differences
                               Qc    = heat transfer of nanofluids in KW

THEORETICAL NUSSELT NUMBER
    NU  =0.247*Re0.66Pr0.4
                            Where Re   =Reynolds Number
                                        Pr   = prandtl  Number
                                         Nu=   Nusselt Number
                                         Pr = Cpμ /k

CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT FOR  HOT  FLUID:

Q =hhA ∆T
                      WHERE  Qh     =Heat transfer rate of hot fluid in kw
                                        hh   = Convective heat transfer rate of hot fluid kw/m2k
                                        A   = Area πdl   in m2 
                                        ∆T = difference in temperature in° centigrade 
                                       Qh   =hA∆T
                                       hh1  =276/ΠDL*1
                                       hh1  =276/π*0.0334*1*1
                                       hh1   =3297.8051W/M2K
                                      hh1     =hh2  =hh3  =hh4
  Since there is no change in temperature &heat transfer rate of hot fluid ( Here water is  hot fluid)
 The overall heat transfer coefficient can be calculated by,
Q = U A (LMTD)
U =Q/A.LMTD
Where A is the total heat transfer area and Q = Qc,
LMTD =(Tho-Tci)-(Thi-Tco)/In((Tho-Tci)/(Thi-Tco))
                                                 U=  1/{1/hi+ri/k*ln(ro/r i)}
             Where ,
                                hi  = convective heat transfer co efficient of cold fluid in Kwm-2k-1
                                ri  = radius of the inner tube in  meter
                                ro  = radius of the outer tube in meter
                                k   =thermal conductivity of cold fluid kWm-1k-1

The Nusselt number for a double pipe heat exchanger is given by
                               Nu = 0.023Re0.8.Prn
                               Pr   =prandtl number
                               Re  = Reynolds number
                               Nu  = Nusselt number
                               n     = 0.3 for cooling of fluids          

NANOFLUID CONCENTRATION OF Nano Material fluid particle used is (X) 
 DENSITY IN (X) CONCENTRATION  OF NANOFLUID:
ρnf =φpρp +(1-φ)ρf 
                          Where             f  =base fluid water
                                                 Φ= nanoparticle volume fraction
                                                  P= particle
                                                  ρ =density kg/m3
                                                   nf=nanofluids
 ρnf 1    =φpρp +  (1-φ) ρf
 Specific heat capacity of nanofluids is given as :
Cpnf                =φ (ρ cp)p +(1-φ ) (ρcp)f/ρnf 
                             Where f =base fluid
                                       Φ =nano particle volume fraction     
                                        p =particle
                                        ρ =density/m3
                                       nf =nanofluids