I need it urgently thank you The air at 20°C is flowing over the semi-infinite plate with theuniform velocity of 4 m/s. The plate has been divided four equalparts as seen in the figure. Length of the plate is 4 cm. The constantsurface temperature thermal boundary condition (Ts=100 °C) issubjected on the surface of the plate. Calculate ratio of theconvection heat transfer rates on third and first parts (Q3/Q;).(Note: Assume laminar flow condition along the plate. Airproperties should be determined on film temperature.)T.14V.Ts

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The air at 20°C is flowing over the semi-infinite plate with the uniform velocity of 4 m/s. The plate has been divided four equal parts as seen in the figure. Length of the plate is 4 cm. The constant surface temperature thermal boundary condition (T3=100 °C) is subjected on the surface of the plate. Calculate ratio of the convection heat transfer rates on third and first parts (Q3/Q1). (Note: Assume laminar flow condition along the plate. Air properties should be determined on film temperature.) T. 2 V,

The air at 20°C is flowing over the semi-infinite plate with the uniform velocity of 4 m/s. The plate has been divided four equal parts as seen in the figure. Length of the plate is 4 cm. The constant surface temperature thermal boundary condition (T3=100 °C) is subjected on the surface of the plate. Calculate ratio of the convection heat transfer rates on third and first parts (Q3/Q1). (Note: Assume laminar flow condition along the plate. Air properties should be determined on film temperature.) T. 2 V,

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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