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9 Consider fully developed conditions in a circular tube with constant surface temperature Ts Tm. Determine whether a small- or large-diameter tube is more effective in minimizing heat loss from the flowing
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9 Consider fully developed conditions in a circular tube with constant surface temperature Ts Tm. Determine whether a small- or large-diameter tube is more effective in minimizing heat loss from the flowing fluid characterized by a mass flow rate of .

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Hello your question is incomplete attached below is the complete question

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Considering Laminar flow

Q ( heat ) will be independent of diameter

Considering Turbulent flow

The heat transfer will increase with decreasing "dia" for the turbulent

heat transfer = f(d^-0.8 )

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Considering Laminar flow

Q ( heat ) will be independent of diameter

Considering Turbulent flow

The heat transfer will increase with decreasing "dia" for the turbulent

heat transfer = f(d^-0.8 )

9 Consider fully developed conditions in a circular tube with constant surface temperature-example-1
9 Consider fully developed conditions in a circular tube with constant surface temperature-example-2
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