What must be the Height of a 200mm diameter vertical pipe carrying hot liquid so that the surrounding area becomes 38 °C? Note that the rate of convection is 6 KWatts and the surface of the plate is around 90°C. provide an answer in meters

What must be the Height of a 200mm diameter vertical pipe carrying hot liquid so that the surrounding area becomes 38 °C? Note that the rate of convection is 6 KWatts and the surface of the plate is around 90°C. provide an answer in meters

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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