A fluid passes passes through a pipe with the following conditionFluid:- 1.61 x 10-4Kinematic ViscosityDensity- 2*/maSpecific Heat= 30 000 '/rg KPipe:Inner Diameter= 50 mmOuter Diameter= 60mmLength= 11 m3DThermal conductivity = 17 "/mxHeat Transfer coefficient of water= 99Compute for Prandit and Nusselt Number

Given Kinematic Viscosity = 1.61 x 10-4 m2/s Density =2 kg/m3 Specific Heat, Cp =…

condition Fluid: Kinematic Viscosity - 1.61 x 10-4 Density - 2*/m² Specific Heat - 30 000 /ag x Pipe: Inner Diameter - 50 mm Outer Diameter - 60mm Length -11 m Thermal conductivity -17 "/m x Heat Transfer coefficient of water -99 m-K Compute for Prandit and Nusselt Number

condition Fluid: Kinematic Viscosity - 1.61 x 10-4 Density - 2*/m² Specific Heat - 30 000 /ag x Pipe: Inner Diameter - 50 mm Outer Diameter - 60mm Length -11 m Thermal conductivity -17 "/m x Heat Transfer coefficient of water -99 m-K Compute for Prandit and Nusselt Number

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A fluid passes passes through a pipe with the following condition
Fluid:
- 1.61 x 10-4
Kinematic Viscosity
Density
- 2*/ma
Specific Heat
= 30 000 '/rg K
Pipe:
Inner Diameter
= 50 mm
Outer Diameter
= 60mm
Length
= 11 m
3D
Thermal conductivity = 17 "/mx
Heat Transfer coefficient of water
= 99
Compute for Prandit and Nusselt Number

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