How Counterflow Heat Exchangers Work — And Why They Seem to Break Physics
Cold water ends up hotter than the hot water. Sounds impossible, but counterflow heat exchangers do it every day — in your boiler, your kidneys, and a duck's legs.
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Cold water ends up hotter than the hot water. Sounds impossible, but counterflow heat exchangers do it every day — in your boiler, your kidneys, and a duck's legs.
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