34. Fully developed air flows inside the ¼ in tubes of an air-cooled heat exchang- er at a rate of 1.5 lbm/h. The conditions at the inlet of the tube are atmospheric pressure and 60 F. After being heated in the 2 ft long tube, air leaves at 780 F. Find the pressure drop in the heat exchanger.
34. Fully developed air flows inside the ¼ in tubes of an air-cooled heat exchang- er at a rate of 1.5 lbm/h. The conditions at the inlet of the tube are atmospheric pressure and 60 F. After being heated in the 2 ft long tube, air leaves at 780 F. Find the pressure drop in the heat exchanger.
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