For the Convective Heat Transfer experiment, describe the difference in the procedures: Natural or Free Convection and Forced convection. What makes the FORCED convection experiment as FORCED? Explain which, in your consideration should give the higher heat transfer rate? And REASON why? Did your results support your consideration?

For the Convective Heat Transfer experiment, describe the difference in the procedures: Natural or Free Convection and Forced convection. What makes the FORCED convection experiment as FORCED? Explain which, in your consideration should give the higher heat transfer rate? And REASON why? Did your results support your consideration?

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Chapter7: Forced Convection Inside Tubes And Ducts

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