A 5m copper tube is heated externally to 100degC. Air is heated by passing it through the 40mm diameter tube, h=0.03375kW/m²-K. The air enters the tube at 20degC and leaves at 88degC. The average air velocity is 8m/s. Calculate the heat transfer in kW

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A 5m copper tube is heated externally to 100degC. Air is heated by passing it through the
40mm diameter tube, h=0.03375kW/m²-K. The air enters the tube at 20degC and leaves at
88degC. The average air velocity is 8m/s. Calculate the heat transfer in kW
Transcribed Image Text:A 5m copper tube is heated externally to 100degC. Air is heated by passing it through the 40mm diameter tube, h=0.03375kW/m²-K. The air enters the tube at 20degC and leaves at 88degC. The average air velocity is 8m/s. Calculate the heat transfer in kW
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