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    Heating Load (G) vs. Outlet Temperature (°C)

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    Mehmet Najmi
    This document shows a linear regression analysis of heating load (g) versus outlet temperature (°C). As heating load increases from 0 to 100 g, outlet temperature increases linearly from approximately 58°C to 72°C. The linear trend line has an R2 value of 0.9283, indicating a strong linear correlation between heating load and outlet temperature.

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    Heating Load (G) vs. Outlet Temperature (°C)

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    This document shows a linear regression analysis of heating load (g) versus outlet temperature (°C). As heating load increases from 0 to 100 g, outlet temperature increases linearly from approximately 58°C to 72°C. The linear trend line has an R2 value of 0.9283, indicating a strong linear correlation between heating load and outlet temperature.

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    Tubular heat exchanger

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    Tubular Heat Exchanger.xlsx

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    This document shows a linear regression analysis of heating load (g) versus outlet temperature (°C). As heating load increases from 0 to 100 g, outlet temperature increases linearly from approximately 58°C to 72°C. The linear trend line has an R2 value of 0.9283, indicating a strong linear correlation between heating load and outlet temperature.

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    Heating Load (G) vs. Outlet Temperature (°C)

    Uploaded by

    Mehmet Najmi
    This document shows a linear regression analysis of heating load (g) versus outlet temperature (°C). As heating load increases from 0 to 100 g, outlet temperature increases linearly from approximately 58°C to 72°C. The linear trend line has an R2 value of 0.9283, indicating a strong linear correlation between heating load and outlet temperature.

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    Heating Load (g) vs.

    Outlet Temperature (C)


    72.00

    y = 0.1973x + 51.179
    R = 0.9283

    Outlet Temperature (C)

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    Outlet Temperature (C)
    64.00

    Linear (Outlet Temperature (C))

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    58.00

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