Two tanks are placed on table: Tank (1) contains one kg of gas type A at Temperature T (K), while Tank (2) contains one kg of gas type B at temperature [ (19/7) TJ. The tanks are then put into thermal contact with each other and heat flows between until the gases reach a common final temperature T,"tanks are insulated from all other boandaries". Knowing that the specific heat ratio (c temperature (K) will be : /cR) = (9/7), The final %3D V,A v,B

Two tanks are placed on table: Tank (1) contains one kg of gas type A at Temperature T (K), while Tank (2) contains one kg of gas type B at temperature [ (19/7) TJ. The tanks are then put into thermal contact with each other and heat flows between until the gases reach a common final temperature T,"tanks are insulated from all other boandaries". Knowing that the specific heat ratio (c temperature (K) will be : /cR) = (9/7), The final %3D V,A v,B

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Chapter7: Forced Convection Inside Tubes And Ducts

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