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@ishan-nohePN • Aug 3, 2011
I think, you will require specific heat at constant pressure or specific heat at constant volume, depending on your process. ๐
Why not try to calculate the work and heat through thermodynamic relations for your cooling process ? ๐ -
@ramani-VR4O43 • Aug 13, 2011
kulpx003I want to calculate heat load for 30000 kg of chocolate material to be cooled from 48 to 38 degree Celsius .Find out total heat load & cooling capacity required in TR.๐
Insufficient data. Unless the time within which this cooling has to be achieved is known calculation is not possible.
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@richard-oconnor-JemBXS • Aug 16, 2011
It will also depend on the flow rate. A low flow rate on the "hot side" of a heat exchanger will result in a lot of heat being taken out providing that you have sufficient cooling available (e.g. cold water at a fast flow rate)