Water at a temperature of 25oC flows parallel over a flat plate with free-stream velocity of 2 m/s. The plate surface temperature is uniform at 86oC. Calculate: a) Thermal boundary layer thickness at x = 8 cm from leading edge; b) Local heat flux on x = 8 cm from leading edge; c) Total heat transfer rate in the area of plate L = 8 cm from the leading edge and width w = 10 cm

Water at a temperature of 25oC flows parallel over a flat plate with free-stream velocity of 2 m/s. The plate surface temperature is uniform at 86oC. Calculate: a) Thermal boundary layer thickness at x = 8 cm from leading edge; b) Local heat flux on x = 8 cm from leading edge; c) Total heat transfer rate in the area of plate L = 8 cm from the leading edge and width w = 10 cm

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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