An oil radiator has an outside surface area of 0.18 m2 and operates at a surface temperature of 85 degree Celsius. If air moves over the surface of the radiator at a temperature of 16 degree Celsius and gives rise to a heat transfer coefficient equal to 38.25 W/(m²-K). Find out the heat transfer flux? 2923 W/m2 O 3801 W/m² O 2639 W/m² O 1659 W/m²

An oil radiator has an outside surface area of 0.18 m2 and operates at a surface temperature of 85 degree Celsius. If air moves over the surface of the radiator at a temperature of 16 degree Celsius and gives rise to a heat transfer coefficient equal to 38.25 W/(m²-K). Find out the heat transfer flux? 2923 W/m2 O 3801 W/m² O 2639 W/m² O 1659 W/m²

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Chapter7: Forced Convection Inside Tubes And Ducts

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