Air is heated to 2atm and 227 °C while circulating through a 3.0 cm diameter tube at a speed of 10 m/s. Calculate the heat transferred per unit length of tube if a constant heat flow condition is maintained in the wall, the temperature of the wall being 25

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Air is heated to 2atm and 227 °C while
circulating through a 3.0 cm diameter tube at
a speed of 10 m/s. Calculate the heat
transferred per unit length of tube if a
constant heat flow condition is maintained in
the wall, the temperature of the wall being 25
°C higher than the temperature of the air
throughout the entire tube. How much would
the average temperature increase in 3m
length of pipe?
Transcribed Image Text:Air is heated to 2atm and 227 °C while circulating through a 3.0 cm diameter tube at a speed of 10 m/s. Calculate the heat transferred per unit length of tube if a constant heat flow condition is maintained in the wall, the temperature of the wall being 25 °C higher than the temperature of the air throughout the entire tube. How much would the average temperature increase in 3m length of pipe?
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