For air flow at a constant wall temperature of 100 ◦C and average bulk temperature of 40 ◦C through a 4-cm-ID pipe, determine the value of average convection coefficient for an inlet velocity of 0.8 m/s if the pipe length is (i) 1 m, (ii) 3 m, (iii) 10 m.

For air flow at a constant wall temperature of 100 ◦C and average bulk temperature of 40 ◦C through a 4-cm-ID pipe, determine the value of average convection coefficient for an inlet velocity of 0.8 m/s if the pipe length is (i) 1 m, (ii) 3 m, (iii) 10 m.

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