Why do we use LMTD Correction factor? – McqOptions

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1.	Why do we use LMTD Correction factor?
A.	Incomplete Countercurrent flow
B.	Leakage leading to heat loss
C.	Counter current and Co-current at parts
D.	Due to fouling
Answer» D. Due to fouling

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