An coconut oil (considered as viscous fluid) must be pumped between two buildings in an agro-industrial plant through an AISI 304 stainless steel pipe spread on the ground that has an outside diameter of 22 cm and 110 m long. To facilitate pumping, the liquid will be heated to 40 ° C in order to reduce its viscosity. The oil flow rate will be 20 Kg / s and the specific heat will be 1300 J / Kg K. Determine the temperature drop that the liquid will experience along the pipeline under the following operating conditions: Ambient air temperature = 10 ° C Wind speed = 14 m / s Pipe surface temperature = 37 ° C

An coconut oil (considered as viscous fluid) must be pumped between two buildings in an agro-industrial plant through an AISI 304 stainless steel pipe spread on the ground that has an outside diameter of 22 cm and 110 m long. To facilitate pumping, the liquid will be heated to 40 ° C in order to reduce its viscosity. The oil flow rate will be 20 Kg / s and the specific heat will be 1300 J / Kg K. Determine the temperature drop that the liquid will experience along the pipeline under the following operating conditions: Ambient air temperature = 10 ° C Wind speed = 14 m / s Pipe surface temperature = 37 ° C

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Chapter7: Forced Convection Inside Tubes And Ducts

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