Calculating isolated terms of the MEE For all the following questions point 1 is upstream and point 2 is downstream. a. In a given transport system P1 is equal to 21 psia and P2 is equal to 19 psia. The fluid transported has a density of 60 lb/ft3 . Calculate the first term of the MEE in units of Ibf-ft/lb. b. In a given transport system a liquid moves at a rate of 0.07 ft3 /s. At point 1 the pipe has an inside diameter of 2.067 in. while at point 2 it has an inside diameter of 1.38 in. The liquid has a density of 62 4 lb/ft3 and a viscosity of

Calculating isolated terms of the MEE For all the following questions point 1 is upstream and point 2 is downstream. a. In a given transport system P1 is equal to 21 psia and P2 is equal to 19 psia. The fluid transported has a density of 60 lb/ft3 . Calculate the first term of the MEE in units of Ibf-ft/lb. b. In a given transport system a liquid moves at a rate of 0.07 ft3 /s. At point 1 the pipe has an inside diameter of 2.067 in. while at point 2 it has an inside diameter of 1.38 in. The liquid has a density of 62 4 lb/ft3 and a viscosity of

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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