What is Fouling? (Heat Transfer) | SKILL-LYNC

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In this video, we explain the basics of fouling.
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[@JamesVestal-dz5qm]

Now im learning about fouling in reactors and coking of catalysts.

[@sarannyamuniandy]

quite understandable
thank you for the help sir

[@omaralnajjar9670]

Thanks a lot. Very helpful

[@hi-qg6yr]

the formula must be some relation between Area available to transfer heat and overall heat transfer.

[@afrozsiddique7612]

thanks sir

[@pars6349]

Very good explanation

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