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Hot air (k = 0.035 W/m-K) at an average temperature of 120oC flows through a 4 m long duct at 10 m/s. The tube has inside dimensions of 40 mm x 200 mm, surface temperature of 20oC, and the Nussalt number is 89. What is the rate of heat transfer from the air to the tube?

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Answer:3.879 kJ

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Cross-section of duct
A=40* 200=8000 mm^2

i.e. characteristic diameter
=(4A)/(P)=(4* 8000)/(2(200+40))=66.66 mm


k=0.035 W/m-K

Temperature of Hot gases
T_(\infty )=120^(\circ)C

Length of Duct
L=4 m

Surface Temperature of duct
T_s=20^(\circ)C

Nusselt Number
Nu=89


Nu=89=(hD)/(k)


89=(h* 66.66* 10^(-3))/(0.035)


h=46.77 W/m^2-K


Q=hA\Delta T


Q=46.77* \pi d\cdot L\cdot \Delta T


Q=46.77* \pi * 0.066* 4* (120-20)


Q=3.879 kJ

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