Air at 29oC with a rate of 0.03 kg/s enters a circularpipethat is constructedunderthewater. Thewatertemperature is kept at 17oC andconvectioncoefficientforwater is hw= 1500 W/m2.K Pipeproperties k=0.15 W/m.K Do=17cm Di=15cm a) Inordertoreach an airoutlettemperature of 21oC determinethereguiredpipelength  b) What is required fan powertomovetheairthroughthepipe?

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Air at 29oC with a rate of 0.03 kg/s enters a circularpipethat is constructedunderthewater. Thewatertemperature is kept at 17oC andconvectioncoefficientforwater is hw= 1500 W/m2.K Pipeproperties k=0.15 W/m.K Do=17cm Di=15cm

  1. a) Inordertoreach an airoutlettemperature of 21oC determinethereguiredpipelength 
  2. b) What is required fan powertomovetheairthroughthepipe?
water
T=17°C
Do =17cm
h=1500W/m²K
D; =15cm.
air
Tmo=21°C
Tmi=29°C
m = 0.03 kg/s
Air at 29.C with a rate of 0.03 kg/s enters a circularpipethat is constructedunderthewater.
Thewatertemperature is kept at 17.C andconvectioncoefficientforwater is h.= 1500 W/m:.K
Pipeproperties k=0.15 W/m.K D.=17cm D=15cm
a) Inordertoreach an airoutlettemperature of 21-C determinethereguiredpipelength
b) What is required fan powertomovetheairthroughthepipe?
Transcribed Image Text:water T=17°C Do =17cm h=1500W/m²K D; =15cm. air Tmo=21°C Tmi=29°C m = 0.03 kg/s Air at 29.C with a rate of 0.03 kg/s enters a circularpipethat is constructedunderthewater. Thewatertemperature is kept at 17.C andconvectioncoefficientforwater is h.= 1500 W/m:.K Pipeproperties k=0.15 W/m.K D.=17cm D=15cm a) Inordertoreach an airoutlettemperature of 21-C determinethereguiredpipelength b) What is required fan powertomovetheairthroughthepipe?
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