When gas is used as a fluid in a double pipe heat exchanger, which one of the following is not true?

Fins increase necessary heat transfer area

The gas side has a low heat transfer coefficient

Extended fins are used on the gas side to increase the Heat Transfer coefficient

The gas side heat transfer coefficient is the highest

Fins increase necessary heat transfer area

When gas is used as a fluid in a double pipe heat exchanger, which on

1.	When gas is used as a fluid in a double pipe heat exchanger, which one of the following is not true?
A.	The gas side has a low heat transfer coefficient
B.	Extended fins are used on the gas side to increase the Heat Transfer coefficient
C.	The gas side heat transfer coefficient is the highest
D.	Fins increase necessary heat transfer area
Answer» D. Fins increase necessary heat transfer area

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