Air flows through a long 5-cm diameter pipe at such a velocity that the Reynolds number is 105.The air enters the pipe at a temperature of 20°C. The first portion of the pipe is unheated and the velocity profile becomes fully developed in this portion of the pipe. The second portion of the pipe is heated to a uniform wall temperature of 40°C and has a length of 1.5 m. Determine total heat transferred through the 1.5 m long heated portion and show the variation of the wall heat transfer rate along the flow length of the pipe
Air flows through a long 5-cm diameter pipe at such a velocity that the Reynolds number is 105.The air enters the pipe at a temperature of 20°C. The first portion of the pipe is unheated and the velocity profile becomes fully developed in this portion of the pipe. The second portion of the pipe is heated to a uniform wall temperature of 40°C and has a length of 1.5 m. Determine total heat transferred through the 1.5 m long heated portion and show the variation of the wall heat transfer rate along the flow length of the pipe
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Air flows through a long 5-cm diameter pipe at such a velocity that the Reynolds number is 105.The air enters the pipe at a temperature of 20°C. The first portion of the pipe is unheated and the velocity profile becomes fully developed in this portion of the pipe. The second portion of the pipe is heated to a uniform wall temperature of 40°C and has a length of 1.5 m. Determine total heat transferred through the 1.5 m long heated portion and show the variation of the wall heat transfer rate along the flow length of the pipe.
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