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Write down the total heat transfer resistance for a double-pipe heat exchanger. Show how to convert...

Write down the total heat transfer resistance for a double-pipe heat exchanger. Show how to convert from the total resistance to an overall heat-transfer co-efficient and explain how flow regime may affect overall heat transfer rate.

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