A cast iron pipe is used to transfer steam with an inlet temperature of 300 C. Inner radius of the pipe is 15 cm. The thickness of the pipe (k=25 W/(mK)) is 0.7 cm and there is an insulation (k=0.05 W/mK) over the pipe with a thickness of 5 cm. Environmental temperature is -8 C. Determine the steady heat loss from the pipe if the steam convection coefficient is 80 W/(m^2K) and environment convection coefficient is 25 W/(m^2K)? Is insulation thickness enough? a)197 W, yes b)207 W, yes c)147 W, yes
A cast iron pipe is used to transfer steam with an inlet temperature of 300 C. Inner radius of the pipe is 15 cm. The thickness of the pipe (k=25 W/(mK)) is 0.7 cm and there is an insulation (k=0.05 W/mK) over the pipe with a thickness of 5 cm. Environmental temperature is -8 C. Determine the steady heat loss from the pipe if the steam convection coefficient is 80 W/(m^2K) and environment convection coefficient is 25 W/(m^2K)? Is insulation thickness enough? a)197 W, yes b)207 W, yes c)147 W, yes
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A cast iron pipe is used to transfer steam with an inlet temperature of 300 C. Inner radius of the pipe is 15 cm. The thickness of the pipe (k=25 W/(mK)) is 0.7 cm and there is an insulation (k=0.05 W/mK) over the pipe with a thickness of 5 cm. Environmental temperature is -8 C. Determine the steady heat loss from the pipe if the steam convection coefficient is 80 W/(m^2K) and environment convection coefficient is 25 W/(m^2K)? Is insulation thickness enough?
a)197 W, yes
b)207 W, yes
c)147 W, yes
d)150 W, no
e)none
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