Calculate effective surface area per plate

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The following constructional information is available for a gasketed-plate heat exchanger:

Calculate:

a. Mean channel flow gap

b. One channel flow area

c. Channel equivalent diameter

d. Projected plate area

e. Effective surface area per plate

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