The problem was solved tp verify the performance by doing the calculations in the image. Redo the same problem, but by changing the design either to a Cylinder or Cube from Spherical. The existing thermocouple has the following design data:• Material: AISI 304 Stainless Steel• Shape: Spherical (2 mm diameter)• Heat transfer coefficient: h =2.2(V/D)0.5• Time to 0.99 A T: 18 seconds• Minimum flow velocity: 43 m/sVerify the performance of the existing thermocouple• Check that for a minimum velocity of 43 m/s you can reach 99% of the T value at the center of thethermocouple in 18 seconds Step 1SOL:>, ForAISI 304 stainless steel.density , P = 8000 kg moCppacity,Thermal ConductivitySpecific heatC = 500 J=K= 16.2 WGiven.h= 2,2XV 10'50.5= 2 2 x / 432x10-3ニ322. 583m² K.= h LcK.Biot mum ber; where Le-charactenistic leng th.iLe= V%3D=322 583 x 1X10-316.2 X 3= 0.0066So, Lumped System approximalion applicableStep 2T- ToohAて、= e PevT; - ToLn (too)て.pev99 % of Too .;or,4.60517 xP xex vh x A4. 60517X 8 000 × 500 X IX 10"322.583 × 3or,t= 19.03 sec.or,+ 5% eror, the time o in limit.with an approximation ofSo, Hrermocouple vis comect,

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The problem was solved tp verify the performance by doing the calculations in the image. Redo the same problem, but by changing the design either to a Cylinder or Cube from Spherical.

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8th Edition

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter10: Heat Exchangers

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