Calculate the thermal resistance due to convection for the following situations:a. w arm water with h = 200 W⁄m2 .Kb. warm air with h = 10 W⁄m2 .Kc. warm moving air (windy situation) h = 30 W⁄m2 .K

Calculate the thermal resistance due to convection for the following situations:a. w arm water with h = 200 W⁄m2 .Kb. warm air with h = 10 W⁄m2 .Kc. warm moving air (windy situation) h = 30 W⁄m2 .K

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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Calculate the thermal resistance due to convection for the following situations:
a. w arm water with h = 200 W⁄m² .K
b. warm air with h = 10 W⁄m² .K
c. warm moving air (windy situation) h = 30 W⁄m² .K

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