A cooling pipe with length of 0.55 m and inner diameter of 38.1 mm is constructed to coo ammonia gas flowing at 1.8 bar and 452 K. The inner surface wall temperature of the pipe in contact with the gas is 406 K. Additional information: Properties of ammonia gas at 1.8 bar and 452 K Uz = 16 × 10° Pa-s, p=0.8216 kg/m², k=0.04471 W/m-K, Cp = 2391 J/kg·K Properties of ammonia gas at 1.8 bar and 406 K flw = 14.2 × 106 Pa-s

A cooling pipe with length of 0.55 m and inner diameter of 38.1 mm is constructed to coo ammonia gas flowing at 1.8 bar and 452 K. The inner surface wall temperature of the pipe in contact with the gas is 406 K. Additional information: Properties of ammonia gas at 1.8 bar and 452 K Uz = 16 × 10° Pa-s, p=0.8216 kg/m², k=0.04471 W/m-K, Cp = 2391 J/kg·K Properties of ammonia gas at 1.8 bar and 406 K flw = 14.2 × 106 Pa-s

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Chapter7: Forced Convection Inside Tubes And Ducts

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