Water at 20°C flows through smooth tubes of 25 mm dia at a mean velocity of 2.2 m/s. The surface of the tube is at 5°C and the water is chilled in the process. The tube is 4 m long. Determine the outlet temperature of the water.

Water at 20°C flows through smooth tubes of 25 mm dia at a mean velocity of 2.2 m/s. The surface of the tube is at 5°C and the water is chilled in the process. The tube is 4 m long. Determine the outlet temperature of the water.

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