Short Questions Short Questions(a) If the flow is laminar on entire flat plate, at which local Reynolds number the heatflux rate would be maximum? (Rex = 10, 100, 1000, 10000)(b)What is the limiting temperature condition at the edge of thermal boundary layer?(c)N, is maximum for laminar or turbulentboundary layer?(d) Heat transfer on a circular cylinder, the second minima on Nu vs T curve due towhich flow condition? And what is the approximate location of second minima?(e) For air with Pr = 0.71, which boundary layer would be thicker?(f)What is Reynolds analogy and Film Temperature?(g)What is the condition for application of mixed boundary layer conditions?(h)What is the condition for creeping flow?

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Short Questions (a) If the flow is laminar on entire flat plate, at which local Reynolds number the heat flux rate would be maximum? (Rex = 10, 100, 1000, 10000) (b) What is the limiting temperature condition at the edge of thermal boundary layer? (c) N, is maximum for laminar or turbulentboundary layer?

Short Questions (a) If the flow is laminar on entire flat plate, at which local Reynolds number the heat flux rate would be maximum? (Rex = 10, 100, 1000, 10000) (b) What is the limiting temperature condition at the edge of thermal boundary layer? (c) N, is maximum for laminar or turbulentboundary layer?

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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