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A product food with a moisture content of 80% in canned diameter 5 cm want to be frozen. Density product is 1000 kg/m³, the thermal conductivity is 1.0 W/(m K), and initial temperature frozen is -1.75 °C. After 10 hours in medium freezer -25 °C, the temperature of the products be -10 °C. Estimate coefficient heat transfer convection medium freezing. Assume cans as infinite cylinder.
a. h = ... W/(m² K).
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