Experiments were performed to determine heat transfer coefficients and friction factors for flows in ducts whose cross sections have the shape of isosceles triangles. Two ducts were used; one with an apex angle equal to 120 degrees and the other 60 degrees. The experiments were performed by utilizing triangular duct heat exchangers. The fluids were air and water. Average heat transfer coefficients of the heat exchangers. In the case of the 120 degrees duct, the walls of the isosceles triangles were smooth. Laminar and turbulent flows were studied. For the 60 degrees duct, two situations were considered; one with smooth walls and the other with two pinned walls. The purpose of the pins was to increase the heat transfer area. In this case (60 degrees) only turbulent flow was studied. For the ducts with smooth walls, it was possible to obtain the dependence of the duct heat transfer coefficients with prandtl number. To attain the duct heat transfer coefficients with Prandtl number. To attain fully developed conditions, the heat exchangers had a starting length of approximately 35 hydraulic diameters. The thermal boundary conditions consisted of uniform temperature on the two equal walls of the duct, the third wall being insulated. The triangular ducts of the heat exchangers consisted of two metallic walls and of lesser conduction material. The results are presented in dimensionless forms. Nusselt numbers and friction factors as functions of Reynolds Numbers.