tompelalure dimerence, d) conduction when the temperature at a point varies with time. d) A thermally transparent surface of transmissivity 0.15, receives 2000 kJ/min of radiation and reflect back 800kJ/min out of it. The emissivity of the surface is then, a) 0.15, b) 0.4, c) 0.45, d) 0.55 e) Stanton number related to friction coefficient as; 0.5 b)St = Cf/2, c)St (Cf.)5, d)St = 2Cf; a) St = Cf/4, The normal automobile radiator is a heat exchanger of the type a) Direct contact, b) Parallel flow, c) Counter flow, d) Cross flow (13

tompelalure dimerence, d) conduction when the temperature at a point varies with time. d) A thermally transparent surface of transmissivity 0.15, receives 2000 kJ/min of radiation and reflect back 800kJ/min out of it. The emissivity of the surface is then, a) 0.15, b) 0.4, c) 0.45, d) 0.55 e) Stanton number related to friction coefficient as; 0.5 b)St = Cf/2, c)St (Cf.)5, d)St = 2Cf; a) St = Cf/4, The normal automobile radiator is a heat exchanger of the type a) Direct contact, b) Parallel flow, c) Counter flow, d) Cross flow (13

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