A perfectly stirred cylindrical tank (D =zm, H = 1.6 m) with steam jacket, is initially full of a milk [p=1080 kg/m, C3.9 ky/kg.C,T(0)=5°C] The steam jacket surrounds the sides of the tank only. Steam, enters and leaves the jacket at the same termperature(Ts=115 °C). The top and the bottom of the tank are completely insulated. The overall heat transfer coefficient from the steam tothe milk is U-640 W/m? °C. How long will it take, in minutes, for the milk to reach 75 C?Lütfen birini seçin:a.55.5b.46.5c.59.5d.64.5e.51.5

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A perfectly stirred cylindrical tank (D -2 m, H= 1.6 m) with steam jacket, is initially full of a milk [p-1080 kg/m, C3.9 ky/kg.C, T(0)-5°C) The steam jacket surrounds the sides of the tank only. Steam, enters and leaves the jacket at the same temperature (Ta 115 °C). The top and the bottom of the tank are completely insulated. The overall heat transfer coefficient from the steam to the milk is U-640 W/m "C. How long will it take, in minutes, for the milk to reach 75°C? Lotfen birini seçin: a. 55.5 b.46.5 c.59.5 d.64.5 e.51.5

A perfectly stirred cylindrical tank (D -2 m, H= 1.6 m) with steam jacket, is initially full of a milk [p-1080 kg/m, C3.9 ky/kg.C, T(0)-5°C) The steam jacket surrounds the sides of the tank only. Steam, enters and leaves the jacket at the same temperature (Ta 115 °C). The top and the bottom of the tank are completely insulated. The overall heat transfer coefficient from the steam to the milk is U-640 W/m "C. How long will it take, in minutes, for the milk to reach 75°C? Lotfen birini seçin: a. 55.5 b.46.5 c.59.5 d.64.5 e.51.5

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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