A. Water at 20°C is delivered through a pipe at 1m^3/min. If the pipe has an inside diameter of 4cm, determine the specific kinetic energy of water. B. A 5-kL fuel tank is to be filled in 45 min. If fuel oil has a density of 920kg/m³, determine the mass flow rate required to fill the tank in this timę.

A. Water at 20°C is delivered through a pipe at 1m^3/min. If the pipe has an inside diameter of 4cm, determine the specific kinetic energy of water. B. A 5-kL fuel tank is to be filled in 45 min. If fuel oil has a density of 920kg/m³, determine the mass flow rate required to fill the tank in this timę.

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter6: Forced Convection Over Exterior Surfaces

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