) In cooling tower below, derive the given equations based on the systemboundary below (neglect fan/pump work).Air Out2Water SprayedAir Inma1Make-up waterMMMma↑aintainAir Blows Upwardmm = ma (W₂2-W1)BAWarm WaterGondenserPumpmwmw00000Cold Waterma ( W2 - W1 ) hm + mw (hB-hA) = ma (h2-h1)

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) In cooling tower below, derive the given equations based on the system boundary below (neglect fan/pump work). Water Sprayed ma Air In Make-up water mM M Air Out 2 ma ↑aintain Air Blows Upward mm = ma (W2 - W1) B A Warm Water Gondenser Pump mw mw leelle Cold Water ma ( W2 - W1 ) hm + mw (hB-hA) = ma (h2-h1)

) In cooling tower below, derive the given equations based on the system boundary below (neglect fan/pump work). Water Sprayed ma Air In Make-up water mM M Air Out 2 ma ↑aintain Air Blows Upward mm = ma (W2 - W1) B A Warm Water Gondenser Pump mw mw leelle Cold Water ma ( W2 - W1 ) hm + mw (hB-hA) = ma (h2-h1)

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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