1. Liquid oxygen is stored in a spherical tank with D = 5 ft. The surface of the tank was isolated with insulation material A with a thickness of 8 in and outside with material B with a thickness of 0.5 ft (kA = 0.022 Btu / j.ft.oF and kB = 0.04 Btu / j.ft.oF). Tank surface temperature (–4) oC and insulation surface temperature 50oC Calculate heat transfer from air to liquid oxygen tank! 2. A 2.0 inch Schedule 40 pipe has k = 27 Btu / h.ft.oF. The fluid in the pipe has h = 30 Btu / h.ft2.oF. The outer surface of the pipe is coated with a fiber glass insulation thickness of 4 mm with k = 0.023 Btu / h.ft.oF. The convection coefficient on the outer surface of the insulation is 2.0 Btu / h.ft2.oF. The temperature of the fluid contained in the pipe is 320oF and the ambient temperature is 70oF. Calculate the heat loss per unit length of pipe! 3. Two parallel plates with a diameter of 60 cm, separated at a distance of 15 cm. The temperature on the top surface is 4 oC and the temperature on the bottom surface is 300 K. If all the surfaces are black, what is the rate of heat transfer?

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1. Liquid oxygen is stored in a spherical tank with D = 5 ft. The surface of the tank was isolated with insulation material A with a thickness of 8 in and outside with material B with a thickness of 0.5 ft (kA = 0.022 Btu / j.ft.oF and kB = 0.04 Btu / j.ft.oF). Tank surface temperature (–4) oC and insulation surface temperature 50oC Calculate heat transfer from air to liquid oxygen tank!

2. A 2.0 inch Schedule 40 pipe has k = 27 Btu / h.ft.oF. The fluid in the pipe has h = 30 Btu / h.ft2.oF. The outer surface of the pipe is coated with a fiber glass insulation thickness of 4 mm with k = 0.023 Btu / h.ft.oF. The convection coefficient on the outer surface of the insulation is 2.0 Btu / h.ft2.oF. The temperature of the fluid contained in the pipe is 320oF and the ambient temperature is 70oF. Calculate the heat loss per unit length of pipe!

3. Two parallel plates with a diameter of 60 cm, separated at a distance of 15 cm. The temperature on the top surface is 4 oC and the temperature on the bottom surface is 300 K. If all the surfaces are black, what is the rate of heat transfer?

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