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à long insulated tube is doped with an exothermic ma- erial which generates steady and uniform heat at rate fè [W/m³]. The tube has an inner radius r₁ and outer adius r2. The temperature of the outer insulated sur- ace is T2. This tube is used to heat a liquid flowing mrough it. (a) Write the governing differential equation and boundary conditions to determine the tempera- ture distribution inside the tube. (b) What is the heat flux supplied to the liquid by the tube? e (√₂-₁)/2 r₁ Fluid Figure 2: Schematic Insulation T₂ 1~

à long insulated tube is doped with an exothermic ma- erial which generates steady and uniform heat at rate fè [W/m³]. The tube has an inner radius r₁ and outer adius r2. The temperature of the outer insulated sur- ace is T2. This tube is used to heat a liquid flowing mrough it. (a) Write the governing differential equation and boundary conditions to determine the tempera- ture distribution inside the tube. (b) What is the heat flux supplied to the liquid by the tube? e (√₂-₁)/2 r₁ Fluid Figure 2: Schematic Insulation T₂ 1~

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